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Tell Google Where to Stuff It
People are beginning to hate Google, and for good reason. Have you done a search in Google lately and been unhappy with the search results? Websites stuffed with meaningless keywords designed to “rank” highly in the search engine, and just enough content to satisfy a squirrel hunting for nuts? That’s what you get because that’s what Google is demanding from publishers. They don’t care about the quality of the content, they only care of the article points to a product someone wants to buy.
Google has become a overly-commercialized monster spitting garbage, which I wouldn’t care about if Google didn’t have monopoly control over Internet information.
What a joy to see a rebel like Rupurt Murdock tell Google to kiss off and delist him from their search engine. Now if the rest of us cowards would do the same, the Internet may regain some of its former integrity, and the quality of the writing might actually increase to the level of a college freshman rather than a grade-school dropout.
Apparently, “News Corp publications might strike an exclusive indexing deal with Bing and delist itself from Google’s search engine.” This should be seen by everyone as a call to action, and people should start using Google LESS and other search engines MORE.
A monopoly is never a good thing. Look at what Microsoft did to operating systems, ending up with a Vista system that is so crappy, slow and unstable as to be the single most probable cause of the decline of American productivity. That’s what monopolies create – crap – because there is no competition driving them to produce a better product, and so the quality suffers and declines. Microsoft Vista is a bloated, shameful piece of garbage that has damaged worker and business productivity and damaged the world economy.
But Google is far worse because Google controls, not just desktop applications, but our very access to information itself. When you give a company like Google a monopoly on information, eventually what you will get is “Vista quality” information on the Internet – in other words, low quality garbage that appeals to the lowest common denominator. You get crap.
Millions of empty websites that do nothing but stuff keywords in all the right places and spin already written content so it “sounds” different but offers no new information. I can’t think of anything that is more oppressive and damaging to information and creativity than Google’s monopoly on Search, which gives people incentive to produce the crappiest content they possibly can so they can get a high ranking in Google. All so Google can make money by selling advertising and products.
If that’s what you want from the Internet – rehashed, rewritten, spun, keyword stuffed crap – then keep using Google to find information, because that is exactly what they set out to deliver.
Congratulations to Rupert Murdock for telling Google to go fuck themselves. You should do the same.