It is interesting to see that google is publicly saying that content farms and NON-Unique content will be pushed aside.
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It is interesting to see that google is publicly saying that content farms and NON-Unique content will be pushed aside.
Doesn't matter what Google publicly claims, I still get BS using them for search.
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Funny how everyone and their brother notice the garbage results from Google, yet certain people keep insisting there's nothing wrong.
stupid lifehacker, that page is b0rken
Yeah, I was going to say the same thing. A dirty great sidebar half covering the content.Originally Posted by r937
stupid lifehacker, that page is b0rken
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Yes, lifehacker decided to be retarded in two ways:
1. you need JS on to read the content
2. you need JS on to read the content. (yeah whoops I copied the URL while not having it on so it's the "wrong" url)
The URL is different based on whether you have JS on or not... so I just turn CSS off instead of allowing 500 scripts-for-nothing.
After all, using scripting as a crutch for front-enders who don't know how to build pages is not the future anymore... it's THE APPROVED METHOD OF TODAY.
In other news, the HTML5 people have brought <u> back after a long meeting involving ceremonial daggers, funeral pyres, virgin sacrifices, hair of dog, eye of newt and a blue moon. He's drooling a little and has a strange quest for brains, but there you have it. Yesterday is today is tomorrow.
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Yes, that's one of the main WOW factor selling features of HTML5 didn't you know? };-)
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HTML5 IS JS. Just look at what everyone's calling "neat HTML5 features"... they threw in a <canvas> tag and add in several bazillion kilobytes of scripts. Wow, that HTML5 sure is amazing.Yes, that's one of the main WOW factor selling features of HTML5 didn't you know? };-)
Stomme poes, I feel your pain every single day. I moderate each registration now. This is the only thing that works, IMHO.
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