Here's hoping they get it right, because the way it stands now, building a good aggregator is very tricky. The "this is why we can't have nice things" attitude is really putting a damper on valuable developments, and it's very close to stifling competition. Why is it anyone's problem that their algo is not smart enough to see potential value in new kinds of services? Even human vs. software curation should be irrelevant here.
"Google is really killing the "release early and release often" approach, if people will now have to do a ton of SEO learning and tweaking to avoid having your MVP permanently banned at launch day."
Judging by the downvotes this is not a legitimate concern? Why?