letterlib

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   by letterlib 3y ago

   What's the name of this "master" team at these big organizations that take care of this stuff?
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   by letterlib 3y ago

   For a small site maybe, but you underestimate the challenge of some of these things for enterprise sites. If a new directory or slug is added to a site, what team in an organization is going to care if all urls are redirected correctly? For
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   by letterlib 3y ago

   They put it after so you scroll past the display ads which are also on the page. If you didn't have to scroll down past the ads those ads wouldn't be monetized
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   by letterlib 3y ago

   I made another comment above asking about recipes which should answer your Q. But you may be right, copyright could be another component that I'm not aware of. However, SEO is certainly a large part of the reason for long recipe posts
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   by letterlib 3y ago

   While Google does seem to use engagement metrics to help with ranks I don't think it's as simple as you laid it out (which is fair you were likely oversimplifying for brevity). Google themselves have said just because you bounce q
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   by letterlib 3y ago

   I realize I'm inviting the ire of HN, but I'm an SEO and fully agree with the sentiment of the article. Namely a lot of content on the web is purely for Google. What some people miss is this isn't just SEOs gaming the system.
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   by letterlib 4y ago

   There are a lot of examples of this and the left has had some truly great advocates for free speech. In terms of time period, the Red Scare and Mccarthyism was a time when the left was being heavily censored by the right. The Civil Rights m
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   by letterlib 4y ago

   I wish there was more copy on this site about what the tool is and why it's useful. It looks interesting, but there's not enough information there for me to figure out if it's worth investing more. I could do the free version
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   Read Something Great - articles from the belly of the internet(readsomethinggreat.com)

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    by letterlib 5y ago

    I mimic the top comment here. I used to be an aerial photographer in the Northeast about 7ish years ago when drones were still relatively new. You still had to build you own back then, you couldn't just BUY them. The regulations were s