Re:A Duck & a Wiki Team Up Against the Content Farms
by melvinram on Saturday February 05, 2011 @08:44PM
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I know... but it still ranks really high and it's annoying because it's usually not the page that has the useful info when I'm searching.
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Re:A Duck & a Wiki Team Up Against the Content Farms
by kajecounterhack on Saturday February 05, 2011 @09:16PM
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I guess what works for some people doesn't work for others; most often when I'm looking for something I enjoy the wikipedia article on it and think that it's relevant. Also, a lot of times I don't actually go to google but type my query into the search bar (google is set as my default) so a search happens. It takes me to the first site, and most of the time it's wikipedia I want / get.
But I may just be an edge case. Hm.
Re:A Duck & a Wiki Team Up Against the Content Farms
by ericflo on Saturday February 05, 2011 @09:29PM
(#2184703)
No, I'm in your boat too. I almost always find the answer I'm looking for in the Wikipedia article, if there is one.
Re:A Duck & a Wiki Team Up Against the Content Farms
by benologist on Saturday February 05, 2011 @09:39PM
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Me too. I usually include wiki in the search to make sure I get wikipedia heh.