Over the weekend I spotted additional pop ups soliciting user input as to hours and the url of websites that are unknown.
After retreating from UGC somewhat in 2010, Google seems to have once again moved very actively and aggressively to permit and encourage user inputs as to the veracity of records.
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Google Places & UGC
Two weeks ago there were numerous reports of new pop-ups on the Places page to ascertain from visitors the accuracy of a business location, the website associated with the listing, and the quality of included photos. Shortly there after it became obvious that Google was starting to once again actively allowing users to edit every Places attribute of claimed & unclaimed listings via community edit feature.
Over the weekend I spotted additional pop ups soliciting user input as to hours and the url of websites that are unknown.
After retreating from UGC somewhat in 2010, Google seems to have once again moved very actively and aggressively to permit and encourage user inputs as to the veracity of records.
Over the weekend I spotted additional pop ups soliciting user input as to hours and the url of websites that are unknown.
After retreating from UGC somewhat in 2010, Google seems to have once again moved very actively and aggressively to permit and encourage user inputs as to the veracity of records.
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