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"Since early this year, Google began showing really long form answers, or as Google calls them, \"Quick Answers,\" directly at the top of the search results.This is a huge debate between Google and the webmaster community.  Google rationalizes scraping content and publishing all or most of it as their answer in the search results, saying they are just a swiss army knife but if you want the exact tool, you should click through.  While there is fear of the knowledge graph to the point of 55% are scared how far Google has taken it. Last night, I did one of my first searches that nailed it in for me.   Here it is on my iPhone:\r\ndon't worry, she is fine according to Doctor GoogleWhere are the search results?  More importantly, I didn't have to click through, in fact, I really did click through but only because I felt bad.  Why shouldn't the source get some traffic for giving Google the answer?I have had friends and colleagues complain to me about this for a while but this is the first time I personally walked into this myself.Forum discussion at Google+ and Twitter."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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