If I'm searching on a programming problem, and google thinks the best two answers are both on stackoverflow, why shouldn't it show them both?
There needs to be a balance -- 10 links from stackoverflow in a row is no better than a "show more results from stackoverflow" link since it gives me no sense of what other sites contain -- but it also used to drive me crazy that the only option was either one result from each site or all results from one site. I'd rather have two or three from a single site if they seem like good answers.
"Dozens of results" from one site sounds like they're doing it very wrong sometimes, but the new way is much better in general.
If I'm searching on a programming problem, and google thinks the best two answers are both on stackoverflow, why shouldn't it show them both?
There needs to be a balance -- 10 links from stackoverflow in a row is no better than a "show more results from stackoverflow" link since it gives me no sense of what other sites contain -- but it also used to drive me crazy that the only option was either one result from each site or all results from one site. I'd rather have two or three from a single site if they seem like good answers.
"Dozens of results" from one site sounds like they're doing it very wrong sometimes, but the new way is much better in general.