WordPress supports Google – which wants to take away freedom of speech

  • WordPress has a mission of accessibility and freedom of speech. And at the same time, entries invented by Google standards.

    • Google introduces Nofollow links – it seems reasonable, but for Google’s sake, it is soon introduced in WordPress.
    • comes up with the UGC tag – then Google introduces it, which is a tag only for Google.

    Additionally, Google was the only search engine that manipulated results during the pandemic in terms of displaying content.

    Additionally, Google now wants to introduce EEAT – i.e. shutting the mouths of people who have different views than those imposed by those who rule the world. Anyone who does not have EEAT will be low in the results – and they will not have it if they have a different opinion than the governments of the countries!!! It’s only in Google after the pandemic that such attempts to manipulate results and silence this time under the name EEAT.

    And WordPress even supports them in marking tags – those who want to close people’s mouths.

    Only in Google websites are punished for no reason – their regulations are extensive and the penalties imposed are never specified for what (algorithmic). After all, it’s not about the quality of the Internet, it’s about manipulating the Internet – since they don’t provide reasons.

    Every year, the quality of Google results is getting worse – almost spam in the search results – only ads and store results, not what you are looking for.

    And WordPress supports the monopoly that the law wants to close people off, and has also been artificially manipulating results for years. Tearz by punishing those who have a different opinion than the one imposed from above according to EEAT.

    nie powiniene? szuka? google nawet w oznaczeniach UGC i NF, je?li chcesz, pobierz do tego osobn? wtyczk?. Ale Ty, jako rdzeń, nie powiniene? budowa? si?y Google, wdra?aj?c ich pomys?y i rozwi?zania. Ci internetowi manipulatorzy i oszu?ci atakuj? wolno?? s?owa i my?li.

    There were also topics about it on the Internet:

    • This topic was modified 11 months, 1 week ago by Yui. Reason: redundant link(s) deleted, moved to feedback
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  • Stef

    (@serafinnyc)

    I’m thinking this isn’t really a support question and more of a political point of view or an opinion piece. You are better voicing your concern to Matt directly on his blog or Twitter even.

    This is a support forum, free from politics and chaos.

    Also…

    Google introduces Nofollow links – it seems reasonable, but for Google’s sake, it is soon introduced in WordPress.

    The rel="nofollow" attribute is part of the HTML technical standard. It’s not a Google thing. Here is the official W3 documentation.

    comes up with the UGC tag – then Google introduces it, which is a tag only for Google.

    WordPress does NOT add the rel="ugc" attribute to any link it creates. If you’re seeing this, it’s likely coming from a plugin you’re using.

    So it seems the very basis of your post and accusation is not even correct ??

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