crypto: Amy Pond (Default)
crypto ([personal profile] crypto) wrote2009-07-29 03:24 pm
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Now with actual poll on Dreamwidth!

See previous entry for context & explanation.

Poll #879 Search poll
Open to: Registered Users, detailed results viewable to: All, participants: 15


My journal searchability preferences

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Block all searches (Google and within-site)
2 (13.3%)

lock Google searches; allow site users to search my journal
9 (60.0%)

Allow all searches (Google and within-site)
4 (26.7%)

Allow Google searches; block site users from searching my journal
0 (0.0%)



ETA: ...er, the second option should read "Block Google searches; allow...".
sara: S (Default)

[personal profile] sara 2009-07-29 07:47 pm (UTC)(link)
I think there are more possible options -- for instance, my personal preference would be to prohibit external search engine and site-wide searches of my content, but permit searches of my specific content -- e.g. people could come and search my posts on snails, or whatever, but if they searched Google or DW-as-a-whole for posts on snails, mine would not come up.

Which mostly has to do with me feeling like this is my social life, and that therefore I'm under no particular obligations to the internet as a whole to make it universally searchable.
lo_rez: green-on-black classic radar circular grid (La Chola)

[personal profile] lo_rez 2009-07-29 11:11 pm (UTC)(link)
I used to be a B but I'm easily irritated at this point and have edged into the A category. I forget who said "I am not your user-generated content" but I'd like to add "I am not your online [insert subject/product here] research sample" as a rider.

I wouldn't mind if my access-listers could search my entire journal, though.