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His writing is a bit indulgent but I think he has some really good points. Instead of being transparent on rankings, it forces sites to guess how to improve r
by natefriedman 12y ago
His writing is a bit indulgent but I think he has some really good points. Instead of being transparent on rankings, it forces sites to guess how to improve rankings and encourages them to spend money with Google to buy traffic. This is immoral since it is abuse of Google's monopoly power.
- dkuntz2 12y agoSo... They should be transparent and make it really easy to game the system, as opposed to actively attempting to keep people from gaming the system?