Re:AMP pages no longer get preferential treatment in Google ...
by ridaj on Tuesday May 18, 2021 @09:59AM
(#27194639)
It was the wrong long-term solution for sure. But I think it forced publishers to reevaluate their priorities with respect to bloat and loading times, whereas prior attempts at quietly calling attention to the problem apparently didn't make a shred of difference...
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Re:AMP pages no longer get preferential treatment in Google ...
by criddell on Tuesday May 18, 2021 @10:22AM
(#27194938)
AMP pages no longer get preferential treatment explicitly, but I'm guessing time-to-load is still a signal that is used by the algorithm.
I wonder if they have hard guidelines? Something like "your page should load and render in 1000 ms" on a broadband connection.
Re:AMP pages no longer get preferential treatment in Google ...
by hyperdimension on Tuesday May 18, 2021 @03:16PM
(#27199621)
1000 ms for application/html. How far we have come...
Re:AMP pages no longer get preferential treatment in Google ...
by zentiggr on Tuesday May 18, 2021 @05:00PM
(#27201054)
When I remember getting BBS results faster... sigh.
while (true) {
Every available channel will fill with every available amount of content until the SNR gets so low that a different channel is created.
}