Comments on: Is It User-Friendly or Google-Friendly?

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By: Some Googler

Some Googler — Sat, 18 Jul 2009 04:08:31 +0000

Glen, a pleasure. I enjoyed reading your post, and I’m glad that people still hold us to a higher standard, even if I get admittedly a bit grumpy about it in the short term sometimes. :-)

By: Glenn Kelman

Glenn Kelman — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 12:16:02 +0000

@Some Googler: I definitely agree that I’m holding Google to a higher standard. With great power comes great responsibility… but thanks for being so fair-minded and thoughtful about it. And thanks for leaving a comment. We’re big fans of the technologies that Google (and Microsoft!) create.

By: Some Googler

Some Googler — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 08:46:29 +0000

I think you raise some interesting points, but IMHO (and admittedly biased) opinion, they’re dulled somewhat because you’re singling out Google, not (more correctly) talking about search engines overall.

Do Microsoft or Yahoo or Ask do a better job indexing Flash? Is Googlebot alone in the searchbot world in being sometimes a bit challenged in a “web20″ world? Even taking marketshare into account, do you really envision that things would be different if, say, Yahoo still ruled the search roost?

And re: the engineer-worldview comments, sorry, not buying it. If Google were to regularly index pages that are only available for pay, can you imagine the outcry from users… feeling tricked into clicking on links for content that they’d need to open up their wallets to see? Sounds like a customer/user-focus to me, not a philosophical issue.

Still, though, your larger point does strike me as more valid. Sites do have to sometimes make UI choices — and tough ones, at that — to balance user preferences against search engine current crawling and indexing capabilities. My guess is, though, that this’ll get better, not worse in the long run.