Duncan Riley
google Operating System points out something interesting in google’s algorithm recently: a preference in favoring recent content.
The example provided would seem to favor the conclusion; TCP/IP’s anniversary today has resulted in google preferencing recent posts, including from Digg, over informative articles related to the search term such as Wikipedia who would have normally had the top or near to the top position.
Indexing recent posts has been a strength for google, to the point that at least for areas like Blog Search they’ve become the defacto standard as others such as Technorati have struggled to keep up. That google would preference recent posts in its search results without the usual incoming authority links throws out the rules we’ve always known with google, and I’m not sure if this is a good thing or bad thing. It would depend a lot on the results, but it would limit attempts to game google results through incoming links. Perhaps it’s the first step towards google embracing Web 3.0 with semantic search that learns as it goes, constantly updating its results to suit the user at the time they are searching, complete with contextual awareness as well
谷歌近期调整其算法,开始倾向于展示最新发布的内容,即使这些内容的权威链接较少。这一变化意味着,在某些情况下,如搜索TCP/IP相关信息时,最新的帖子可能会被优先显示,而非像往常那样将维基百科等详尽资料置于前列。此变动可能标志着谷歌正逐步迈向Web3.0时代,采用更加智能的学习型搜索方式。
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