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(Ongoing Thinking Out Loud based on the conversation spawned by this post) So my question for Craigslist is this: Once Yahoo or Google decide to do a vertical listings engine - and they will, at some point or in some fashion - will Craigslist bar them as
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Classified Ad Sites One omission worth noting is that Google removed a classified site as being an example of a highest quality site. The example was for “the leading website for classified ads” – presumably Craigslist. So it is interesting that this was the only example that was removed ...
Simons placed an advertisement to fill his former job on Craigslist.org. It is among the classified ad-heavy Web sites that have become popular among lawyers, firms and recruiters looking for alternatives to the more mainstream legal-themed Web sites and print options. However, some posters say...