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> vote down ... in Google. Wait, what? You can vote for/against google search results?
If you log in, you have access to "search wiki" features. But as far as I know, it just affects the pages that you see.
Stackoverflow Eating Away at Experts-Exchange
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Re: Stackoverflow Eating Away at Experts-Exchange
#22I'd say catching, but not eating away. There's nothing in this graph that suggests market share is being taken away.
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#23Good. ExpertSexChange.com is just awful, with their "must be registered to see this answer" BS. I always groan aloud whenever I accidentally click on a link in Google search results, since it's just a waste of my time. And, of course, I go right back to searching.
You might already know this, but I believe the answer is always on the landing page. You just have to scroll all the way down. They put enough crap on the top of the page to make you think you have to login. The site is still lame though ;)
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#25If I was experts-exchange.com I would be shi ing myself just about now.
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You might already know this, but I believe the answer is always on the landing page. You just have to scroll all the way down. They put enough crap on the top of the page to make you think you have to login. The site is still lame though ;)
That must be new (like in the past couple of years). I've been trained out of considering it worth scrolling down. I usually click the back button before the page even finishes loading...it's pretty much instant. I look up to the URL bar, realize where it's taking me, I say something nasty and curse their mothers, and click the back button. The whole process takes about a second. Now that you mention it, I seem to re…
This crowd should know how to ignore ads or view the google cache anyway.
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#30anyway, good riddance.