Re: [Gwyllion] Digest for gwyllion@googlegroups.com - 2 updates in 1 topic

[David Gibeau]

Anyone know how to manipulate search results?  Qanon is already rather silly, I am morbidly interested in what they would come up with if one of their most prominent representitives (and Representitives) was replaced in google with the Field Guide.

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A new Marjorie Greene appears

Nobilis Reed <author...@gmail.com>: Nov 26 09:47AM -0500 I think you're vastly overrating the power of a single congressional representative, and furthermore the impact and popularity of our author.   But if you are truly worried, download everything so you can build replacement sites if it gets 'disappeared'     -- The best SF/F erotic fiction podcast in the known universe - nobilis.libsyn.com ---------------------------------- WARNING: This email was prepared on equipment that may also process kerfuffles.

Chris Walls <sailor.w...@gmail.com>: Nov 26 11:25AM -0800 You misunderstand.   What I mean by 'disappear' is simply 'generate new search engine results that will push our Marjorie's content down and off the search engine.'   Considering that the congresswoman's an open Q-Anon follower, I predict that there will be some media following her in an attempt to get the hype from that group and the condescension from the people who disregard conspiracy theorists.   On Thursday, November 26, 2020 at 11:47:34 PM UTC+9 Nobilis wrote:

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[hellenberg]

The simplest thing would be to simply tweet a journalist -- an employee of one of those outlets which report on internet culture, or even some political rival among the wingnuts of the alt-right -- but I'm not sure drawing attention to these stories in order to spite a politician is a good idea. I rather like our Marjorie better, for having introduced me to certain esoteric plotlines / concepts / activities. Considering the right honorable congresswoman's instability, her involvement with stochastic terrorism, and the current condition of Georgia politics (the president of the United States called the Republican SecState of Georgia an "enemy of the people" and it's not getting any better), I'd say just let sleeping dogs lie. Let the Google search results fall where they will.

Curiously enough, this is not the first time that an author whom I greatly respect has the misfortune to share their name with a right-wing maniac. I refer to the example of noted horror writer Stephen King and Iowan Representative Steve King, who could not be further apart in character.