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"jwt web toolkit" and "neutron spin echo" are your best examples of results that might contain ads? How about "playstation 4" for example?
by thetrb 13y ago
"jwt web toolkit" and "neutron spin echo" are your best examples of results that might contain ads?
How about "playstation 4" for example?
- plywoodtrees 13y agoI get one ad there. The first organic result is the Sony homepage. The second is the wikipedia page. Seems pretty reasonable.
- rprospero 13y agoThose weren't my best examples of pages that might contain ads. They were my last two Google searches. If was I looking for ads, I'd probably search of acai berry or something similar. However, I had understood the original complain to be that you're assaulted with Google ads on all searches, not just the ones where you're intentionally looking for ads. I guess the main place where I was unfair to the parent was his comment that not recognizing his comment that: >There is no longer a big push for 'finding things on the web' which was the appeal of early search engines, now the bulk of the web use search as their portal to a giant reference library and product catalog. I do use it as a reference library, but almost never as a product catalog. I imagine that, if I used Google to search for things to buy, there would be far more ads, but that forms a negligible part of my internet usage.