Google: Human raters don’t impact site rankings

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Raters review Google’s algorithmic changes.

Google: Human raters don’t impact site rankings
Google Australia has defended the role of human raters in its page ranks, claiming that the actions of one rater could not directly affect the placement of any individual site. In an interview with business news site FT.com this week, Google engineer Amit Singhal said the company used "human ...

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