Google filtering "porn" sites

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Fucking SHIT, I say.

Three reasons:

1. It doesn't work. I was involved in a SE project like this. Despite best efforts, automatic filters don't work. You either block too many sites or too little. Either way, you're screwed. Even if your algo recognizes 80% right (which is about the best that was yet achieved) you're still screwing with hundreds of thousands of sites.

2. There is sites that ARE sex related which you do not want to block. Sex education, aids awareness, psychology sites or just major newspapers, TV stations or blogs.

3. This is just a money making scheme. First, you "clean" your index to present a nice facade to puritans and politicians. 2nd, you dump all the "porn" you tagged into an adult index.

ARGH...:mad:

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It will take some time for search engines to become that user friendly, for now you cant best of both the worlds

Be patient google will work out something for sure

Regards,
Marcus Green
 
Its really funny how they censor such things but still porn pops up in Google. But its certainly a thing that Google will surely work upon and we'll definitely see better and clean results from them.
 
Its really funny how they censor such things but still porn pops up in Google. But its certainly a thing that Google will surely work upon and we'll definitely see better and clean results from them.



lol yeah, porn is 90% of the internet anyway. at least in moneymaking terms...
 
lol yeah, porn is 90% of the internet anyway. at least in moneymaking terms...

You know what's really funny about your post? Well I don't mean like funny ha-ha but more funny queer.... it was internet porn that started most of what internet business is today.. people first showed they would use credit cards for online purchases when they used it for porn.. after that.. well all the internet things going on now is still... history in the making:)
 
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