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I totally agree that it's up to Google to deal with it how they deem fit. There is nothing wrong with a private company altering how they list things. I origin
by zmitri 13y ago
I totally agree that it's up to Google to deal with it how they deem fit. There is nothing wrong with a private company altering how they list things.
I originally asked because he seemed to be personally offended that they may have gamed a system put in place by a private company that has financial motives besides just serving you the best content.
- ihatehandles 13y agoYup, not a valid reason for me to stop a service. Like you said, the rules often favor those alreayd in power