Does Google Have A Moral Obligation To Serve Quality Content?
Published on February 7, 2020
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Does Google have a moral obligation to serve quality content to people searching their listings instead of the mass 'Duplicate' articles that we most often see on page 1 and 2?
We all know that Google ranks websites on their search listings that have a lot of content contained within them.
But many of the sites I see on the top listings of Google are either full of 'Duplicate' content, or offer no real value to the reader.
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Many of them are giving false statements just to sell a product or completely lying about what they are promoting.
I often see these offending TOP page rankers within Google and leads me to wonder - does Google really have a moral obligation to serve qaulity content or just BS sites that can lead people to misfortune...?
Is it just because they have over 500 posts of 'poor quality content that ranks them superior over 'Legit' content that informs the real truths to look after people's rights and protects them from the real evils that seems prevelent online these days?
Google states they are cracking down on SCAMMY and DUPLICATE sites but I'm yet to see these offending websites being placed where there content deserves.
Pages 5 and 6 of Google.
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