> Reorder, including by omission, the results displayed in an answer when an order or ranking is provided, unless required by law or agreed to by Microsoft. > Modify the results content (other than to reformat them in a way that does not violate any other requirement), unless required by law or agreed to by Microsoft. ), which states that you're not allowed to: I later learned that it's actually against Microsoft's Bing Search API use and display requirements (. > ) myself since I didn't have any users, but the plans was always to give users the ability to control this. This is one of the first things I did when I implemented my own Bing proxy, although I did the site boosting/downranking/exclusions and rewrote URLs (e.g. If this idea proliferates (of selective exposure in a digital environment, where algorithms don’t entirely choose what you see), it can help deflate the network effects of extremism and populism in a virtuous cycle. Same with the left-leaning lenses and MSNBC. So even a right-leaning lens will tend to exclude the most extreme sources, and this will ease pressure on Fox such that it can present more center-right content without losing views. We do have powers of planning and selective exposure though, so we can say “I think these newspapers are authoritative and these others aren’t, so that’s what I’m going to subscribe to” much easier than “I’m going to selectively ignore this trash information that I see in google results or my Facebook wall.” Tools like this will allow reasonable people to curate the most authoritative sources on their side of the ideological spectrum. Our brains are not well-equipped to down-rank bad information sufficiently once we are exposed to it.

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