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Why is this? In many fields, information does not become "obsolete". Google's policy on this issue seems to be pushing the internet in a superficial direction.
by graeme 12y ago
Why is this? In many fields, information does not become "obsolete".
Google's policy on this issue seems to be pushing the internet in a superficial direction.
- pixl97 12y agoGoogle is a tech company, tech is seemingly outdated as soon as it arrives. They push the tech line of thinking everywhere they go, even if it doesn't belong.
- rtkwe 12y agoWell to be fair, trying to differentiate between information which does become outdated and information which is static is non-trivial to do algorithmically. Choosing between promoting new and updated information and promoting static information I think the former is a better choice for most things.