It's not? Why you think reddit is a reasonable thing to append in the first place is suspect. I don't know where that came from in the last number of years. Maybe it's that whatever you're searching for is all on reddit so hard to say that has anything to do with google. Why you expect the content from reddit to magically appear in google searches without appending it is weird. It's silo'd away in subreddits without any clear credibility. I don't want any reddit content to appear for the majority of searches.
Millions of people are using google every day to search for other things and getting results. I use it constantly without issue for a number of daily topic searches.
You don’t get it. More and more people append "Reddit" to their search because it’s the only way to find opinions written by humans.
For example try searching "best coffee grinder" and "best coffee grinder Reddit", the quality of results (and arguments) is night and day. This is true for any "best x Reddit" query.
We don’t specifically want Reddit results, we want results that are not obvious SEO/AI spam. Ideally I’d like the ability to add ":humanblog" to my queries to get only blog results, but it’s not possible, so "Reddit" is the best option left.
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It's not? Why you think reddit is a reasonable thing to append in the first place is suspect. I don't know where that came from in the last number of years. Maybe it's that whatever you're searching for is all on reddit so hard to say that has anything to do with google. Why you expect the content from reddit to magically appear in google searches without appending it is weird. It's silo'd away in subreddits without any clear credibility. I don't want any reddit content to appear for the majority of searches.
Millions of people are using google every day to search for other things and getting results. I use it constantly without issue for a number of daily topic searches.
You don’t get it. More and more people append "Reddit" to their search because it’s the only way to find opinions written by humans.
For example try searching "best coffee grinder" and "best coffee grinder Reddit", the quality of results (and arguments) is night and day. This is true for any "best x Reddit" query.
We don’t specifically want Reddit results, we want results that are not obvious SEO/AI spam. Ideally I’d like the ability to add ":humanblog" to my queries to get only blog results, but it’s not possible, so "Reddit" is the best option left.