It's not Google. It's not a fake. It doesn't sell anything, nor is it useful for buying. Noogle is simply a non-profit tool created by CP Proximity so that this Christmas people talk a little less about the crisis and a little more about Christmas. The key to achieving this is all Internet users.
If anyone does the experiment of searching for the word crisis on Google today, they will find a devastating result. Or rather, 187 million devastating results. If you do the test again with the word binance data Christmas, however, Google will show us that only 40 million sites talk about it. And this, as of December 11. This counter only shows us what we all know: this Christmas, everyone is talking about the crisis.
And the question is, can we, the common people, do something about it? Are we going to let the crisis continue to overtake Christmas? Can we not forget about the term, even if it is just for a few days?
It's time to prove that we are the ones who have the say. At least on the Internet. And to help us out, we're introducing Noogle.
The main feature of Google is that, whatever you search for, the results will always be Christmas-related. So, if you want to search for a car, you will probably find Santa's sleigh. Or maybe three camels. If you click on any of these links you will be helping - even if only a little - to increase the importance of Christmas on Google. This is the magic of the Internet, the place where users still have the power to change things.