For me with quotation marks too, but I had googled it first without. Then "Blutgericht Europa" by Eva Herman pushes ahead - I suspect the book will be about chemtrails *LOL*And I don't know how you trained Google that blondes come first. For me, my blog comes first. At least the personalization worked there
The AI behind it seems pretty smart, because for me, female and brunette, your blog comes without the blondes. ;-)And I don't know how you trained Google to show blondes first. For me, my blog comes first. At least the personalization worked there.
Yeah, the imprint... I still need to take care of it... I wanted to hide it somewhere so that no one finds it but it’s still there ;)
And I don’t know how you taught Google to show blondes first. For me, my blog comes first. At least the personalization worked there
Yes and no. According to the Telemedia Act, non-commercial use is exempt. But then there is also a Broadcasting Treaty... and that equates a public blog with a newspaper, so an imprint is necessary. I'm not a lawyer, but I would say as soon as you submit a sitemap to Google it is definitely public, and if you link to it somewhere on the public web, then also. For now, I'm waiting to see if I can come up with a legally compliant good solution, and if not, then not. But we're slowly drifting away from your project ;)If you run the blog purely privately without placing ads or any other financial interest, as far as I know you don't need an imprint. Not legal advice from me, but google it.