Re:Google blocked my Chrome extension so I created a website...
by vorpalhex on Wednesday August 31, 2022 @01:00PM
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> The fact that Google’s cache is accessible is a technical implementation detail;
It's intentional to fix the kind of abusive behavior you are engaging in. If you serve content to a search engine, that search engine will reproduce the content.
Search engines are for publically available content.
If you want to advertise, pay for it.
Re:Google blocked my Chrome extension so I created a website...
by hedora on Wednesday August 31, 2022 @01:01PM
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Publishers give books to journalists with the expectation that the journalists will immediately put an electronic copy of the book in a publicly-available CDN and then spend nearly-unlimited resources promoting the free copy?
It’s exactly the same. You give access to an entity that serves to promote your content. The fact that Google’s cache is accessible is a technical implementation detail; Google could remove access to that cache tomorrow and that wouldn’t change anything.