Google Knol
There’s an interesting comment from Mark Pilgrim on Tim Bray’s post on Google Knol that pretty much summarizes why I felt creeped out when I first read about Knol.
Google dominance of the search market along with their current moves to monetize the average users second click seems to leave other web content producers at a disadvantage. Perhaps there is nothing to worry about but when you own the primary entry point to the web that so many use and when there is so little transparency…
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