JS Girard
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Mika Lepisto posted on LinkedIn a purported way to send in an edit to SAB adresses. he has provided exactly zero actual evidence that these edits are accepter, much less applied.
It's worth remembering that there is already a way to make the same suggestion, why has never had any effect. Under "closed/nonexistent":
According to @whitespark his edit was "accepted", but he has not seen any effect. TO me that reads as the "hack" being the same sort of black hole with no effect as the above instance. Yeah, sure you can send an edit, and maybe google will even tell you it's accepted, but that is entirely irrelevant if that has no actual effect. It's just a roundabout way to make the same ineffectual suggestion.
Anyone has actual proof of effectiveness or is this another instance of the industry operating on vibes, something I've already railed against before?
It's worth remembering that there is already a way to make the same suggestion, why has never had any effect. Under "closed/nonexistent":
According to @whitespark his edit was "accepted", but he has not seen any effect. TO me that reads as the "hack" being the same sort of black hole with no effect as the above instance. Yeah, sure you can send an edit, and maybe google will even tell you it's accepted, but that is entirely irrelevant if that has no actual effect. It's just a roundabout way to make the same ineffectual suggestion.
Anyone has actual proof of effectiveness or is this another instance of the industry operating on vibes, something I've already railed against before?
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