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oh no, Reddit is like, the only way to have google still be useful.
Funnily enough, google is also the only way to have Reddit be useful.
Their own search function has been nothing but garbage.
That's the catch, Google made a deal with Reddit and remains the only search engine allowed to access its data for indexing. It cuts off every other search engine
Tell me that there is an anti trust suit over this.
There's a suit over google in general so this may well be part of it
really? ddg will show me reddit links, did they have to make a webscraper or something
There's a cutoff date, anything indexed before the robots.txt was changed stays in the index
We fucked the internet. It’s proprietary now.
kinky
cat5 sounding you say?
cat5-o-nine-tails
Good news! Google paid up and still has access I'm pretty sure.
That's bad news, that means the internet is dying
Sorry, the /s was sort of implied.
Ah, sorry. I have trouble with that sometimes :P