>AFAIK there is almost no OC on Pinterest anyway.
And this is the key point. By removing Pinterest from the search results the user doesn't lose almost anything.
And this is the key point. By removing Pinterest from the search results the user doesn't lose almost anything.
Pinterest is the "experts-exchange.com" of digital imagery, except EE at least had (gated) original content.
I find that hard to believe considering the resources they’ve put into Content ID at YouTube for copyright infringement identification and takedowns.
But well put: If google wants to pretend it is quality material because it sits on a giant content farm they should indeed credit the original source for it. If they cant find it it should not be listed.
If it was text the entire content farm would be erased from the index indefinitely.
Curation. Pinterest is brilliant for some users and some uses.
I think you are being charitable there?