It was in 2010 when the ‘rumour’ that Google was going into the online publishing field, I had trepidation.
In 2011, the Content Farm attacks and Panda were causing many sites to lose views, to be denied a place in searches.
I wondered if they had a plan in relation to online publishing, or if they were just doing evil.
Many people thought, wrongly, that the ‘Content Farm’ attack was to raise the standards.
I thought, stupidly, that maybe Google would create the most perfect publishing site imaginable
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It's hard to retaliate. What could the writing sites have done but try to adapt and survive?
Imagine every user/visitor of Hub Pages getting an advisory and being humbly requested to use Bing instead of Google... every writer whose hits have declined, every reader who feels manipulated would do it.
Like threathy fox said it's hard to retaliate considering google's capital. To put in an other way it's like stealing candy from a baby (google's perspective). And let's be honest the world has almost turned in too a capital slavery.
Try not to use Google.. use other search engines...