Sorry, I missed what the article was trying to say... am I correct that the TL;DR version is "social search" ?
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#22Try to predict election results and then try to influence them. Not exactly "Do no evil" I'll admit. Imagine what Google PR could do for politicians with access to what people are talking about, watching, browsing and chatting about in their social network. With their Ad technology they're already half way there.
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#23No. No following people around on the Internet to make search results "better".
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#24Interesting, but I don't think Google wanted to go social to decrease the damages of link spamming. People already do social network spamming. There are plenty of sites where you can pay for a certain number of +1's or likes. Using a combination of inputs, social interaction, page links, keywords, they can achieve a better overall ranking algorithm, which is probably one reason they wanted to go social. However I thi…
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#27Sorry, I missed what the article was trying to say... am I correct that the TL;DR version is "social search" ?
Nope, the TL;DR version is "turn G+ users into a better crawler/algorithm"
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#28I would build the biggest NoSQL datastore in the world. I would use all public data - anything that could be searched and I would invite other companies to put their data on my cloud. THEN we would find a cure for cancer.
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#30Is this really a given? I've never heard this before, not sure what it is that it means. Is the number of links generated by non-SEO sources falling (or not rising proportionally with SEO links)?