On Renren.com, there are 9540 users named Ma Yun, of whom 34. 17% are girls and 65.83% are boys.
But on the homepage of Baidu, or even the first ten pages, if you search for "Ma Yun", only one result will be displayed, and that is Ma Yun of Alibaba.
Ma Yun's glory covered up 200,000 people with the same name. On Baidu's search platform, there are still 200,000 "Ma Yun" who can't be found all day because of the existence of this Ma Yun, and are suppressed after Baidu search results 100 page.
Ma Yun is not the person with the most duplicate names. Take the common name "Li Jun" as an example, the number of people with duplicate names is as high as 3 16653. However, the display of "Li Jun" on Baidu's homepage is quite tolerant. The homepage 10 shows a series of different Li Jun: Li Jun is a secretary, Li Jun is an entrepreneur, Li Jun is a school leader, Li Jun is an actor, and so on.
200,000 Ma Yun, 20 people have entries in Baidu Encyclopedia, accounting for one tenth of the total number. These 20 Ma Yun include: China painter Ma Yun, general Ma Yun in the early Ming Dynasty, professor Ma Yun, court president Ma Yun, director of TV station Ma Yun, chairman of insurance company Ma Yun and so on.
The Internet has not made people more equal. On the contrary, it widens inequality and builds a more hierarchical world. People with the same name and surname as you, if they are more famous, will get more and more aggressive displays on the internet, while you, me and him who are unknown are more like ants in their heyday. If one day, this Ma Yun is no longer famous and falls off the altar, which Ma Yun will replace him in the ranking position on the Internet.
The person with the same name on the Internet is not you. -The following beauties are all netizens in Renren.com, and their names are Ma Yun.