Google executives acknowledged this month they need to do a better job surfacing user-generated content after the recent Reddit blackouts.

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That was one of the first things that I thought about. People can’t affix “Reddit” to their Google searches in good faith anymore, so what is the next most reliable community?

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No shit lol

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Users weren’t happy with the search results before the blackout either, and “quite” has no part in it. Google traded quality results for revenue over a decade ago… right about the time they changed their Don’t Be Evil motto.

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If Google makes changes that stop people from clicking through to reddit due to the protests then the protests will have likely done more lasting damage than anyone imagined.

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Wow, one meaningless, entirely replaceable piece of shit brought two giant companies to their knees. Good job, capitalism. Such a fragile snowflake.

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