[AccessD] Bing vs Google

Of course, it's a battle between giants that we can't win. Some will prefer
the new one.

But if loyalty goes to who provides the best service to us all, who offers a
zillion open source services, who doesn't creep into one's machine with
something mockingly termed Windows Genuine Advantage, who doesn't feel
obliged to charge a fortune for Office updates, who doesn't start flogging
OS years before they should be out of the Beta stage, then I know which one
attracts me the  more.

Every so often I will compare, as Kathryn does, how SEO is going on the
other one. But I am unlikely to forget, I hope, which organisation has put
the most into IT without a ruthless determination to rip off even the
poorest nations.

2009/8/4 Kathryn Bassett <kathryn at bassett.net>

> William said:
> > ...I've fallen in love with bing ...still keep google available but use
> > it less and less.
>
> Doing a search on "Kathryn Bassett" gives 232 results on Bing and I'm not
> on
> the first page of results (2nd page before you get to me). On Google, there
> are 28,000 results and the majority (not all) of the ones on the first page
> are me. I'll stick with Google.
>
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> "Genealogy is my bag" "GH is my soap"
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