I have been thinking about it. Is the boomer Internet dead because Google prioritize walled gardens, or the boomer Internet was dead, so Google shifted to other

I have been thinking about it. Is the boomer Internet dead because Google prioritize walled gardens, or the boomer Internet was dead, so Google shifted to other source of information, like walled gardens. Having said that, there are many, many pages, which you will not find using Google search, and they are not troublemakers. They can just be abandoned. So my question, is Google prioritizing content mills? There can be old pages that do not change at all, but which provide value. Walled gardens are... walled gardens. I am not sure if Google can crawl some spaces peacefully. If you do not have common pages, but big tech walled gardens, I am not sure if even Google has keys to the gates. There are many interesting places in the Internet. I know I have seen them. Link below to my repository of domains. https://github.com/rumca-js/Internet-Places-Database https://github.com/rumca-js/Internet-Places-Database