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I imagine that it is rare for companies to not preferentially reference content on their own sites. Does anyone know of one? The opposite would be newsworthy. I
by delichon 9mo ago
I imagine that it is rare for companies to not preferentially reference content on their own sites. Does anyone know of one? The opposite would be newsworthy. If you have an expectation that Google is somehow neutral with respect to search results, I wonder how you came by it.
- alex1138 9mo agoHow do I respond to this nicely without getting my comment flagged
- morserer 9mo agoPeople don't flag comments because of tone, they flag (and downvote) comments that violate the HN guidelines (https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html). I skimmed your comment history and a ton of your recent comments violate a number of these guidelines. Follow them and you should be able to comment without further issue. Hope this helps.
- grayhatter 9mo agoI feel like you completely missed the point of the rhetorical question.
- alex1138 9mo agoIt was a stupid question/post by me, I just don't know how to respond to "why should they not preference their own site? :)" Because... that's not how it should work? And it makes something of a case for antitrust?
- alex1138 9mo agoI do apologize, however with that being said this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46767027 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46767027 just got flagged They do flag because of tone, or else outright things that don't fit with their agenda (What I posted was very substantive)