> why are they no longer turning up in the search results as much as reddit, quora, etc?
Because they might contain "fake news" and are thus too problematic to show to you. And of course, they don't make any profit for Google since those kinds of sites are largely ad-free.
The sites are of course still out there, Google et al. just don't want to show them to you.
Because they might contain "fake news" and are thus too problematic to show to you. And of course, they don't make any profit for Google since those kinds of sites are largely ad-free.
The sites are of course still out there, Google et al. just don't want to show them to you.