> For example: a beginner developer is possibly better served by some SEO-heavy tutorial blog post Good luck finding those, you end op with SEO spam and clone

> For example: a beginner developer is possibly better served by some SEO-heavy tutorial blog post Good luck finding those, you end op with SEO spam and clone page spam. These days you have to look for unobvious hidden meanings which only relate to your exact problem to find what you are looking for. I have the strong feeling search these days is back to the Altavista era. You'd have to use trickery to find what you were looking for back then as well. Too bad + no longer works in google due to their stupid naming of a dead product (no, literal is not the same and no replacement).