Google's Humans.txt(google.com)
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Google's Humans.txt
http://google.com/humans.txt
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It's not really practical to have a proper list of credits for a company like Google. I feel some people are going overboard with Google-bashing.
went down for me, here's it in google cache:
https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:5FYB51...
https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:5FYB51...
Shouldn't the humans.txt mirror the robots.txt and give humans permission to use the website and explain how?
Is this a weird marketing ploys to get geeks to look at their job postings?
This is Google participating in a joke that made its way around the Internet a few years ago:
http://humanstxt.org/
The joke is itself a play on the "robots.txt" protocol that sites use to indicate whether they may be crawled by search engines.
http://humanstxt.org/
The joke is itself a play on the "robots.txt" protocol that sites use to indicate whether they may be crawled by search engines.
I'm not sure why you're referring to it as a "joke." Humans.txt is definitely an earnest effort to standardize a means of giving the people behind building and maintaining a website credit for their work.
HumansTXT is not just a joke though. It's like movie credits for programmers.
Google was quick to add it, though I'd hoped they would have enhanced it a bit by now. At least it hasn't washed away.
Original: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2522220
Google was quick to add it, though I'd hoped they would have enhanced it a bit by now. At least it hasn't washed away.
Original: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2522220
What an unhuman humans.txt.
Then what do you think of this one: http://sonetin.com/humans.txt
:)
Edit: Also, I'm just getting a 404 on the linked Google humans.txt file.