Google Blacklisting of my Post about the Influence of Porn on media and why the semantic web cannot work.

This is a public complaint about google blogsearch blacklisting of a single post of mine in the search results. A mistake in googles autocorrection feature must have been so embarassing for them, so they dont want you to see my post that contains it. This incident is indicative of googles power in controlling what input is allowed into peoples minds. Anything that is unpleasant for them can be made to just go away for millions of users. Anyone can be hit and you have no recourse, it was only by accident that I found out at all.

The forbidden post argues that the semantic web seen as a web of pure logic and truth is not viable on the marketplace seen as a Media. If we view google as a Media, we must see that a large percentage of their advertising money comes from the internet porn industry. And as a friend once explained to me, that for a media to be successful, it has to support porn and that all successful medias do.

So, selling sex is a large factor in its success of any media. We can even go as far to consider that it is possible that they are influenced and guided by the needs of internet porn industry when think about it long enough.

Now, lets get back to the blacklisting, All of the content and the links to it are deleted from google Blog search. On google proper it to be found but the article seems to be cut off from related content and they find less hits on it. But the post is still valid and was quoted by other people.

Searching the blog search on content "Why the semantic web cannot work" returns nothing, not even the references to my post on other foreign blogs.

The blogger search tool (also from google) does however and returns 3 hits including one reference to me. Now, yahoo does much better! and Msn Even finds a related post.

The post was good enough to make the quote of the day from Danny Ayers |

Langemarks Cafe at 08:55 QOTD : pants The reason why the semantic web cannot work is that it cannot be used to trick people into looking at pay porn sites. - Mike Dupont

It seems to me that given the locality of this blacklisting, google does not have an integrated model of content between all it search tools. They need to manage thier blacklisting better and integrate it into all system, or at least undo mine.

Thanks for listening and hope to hear from you,

Mike