One thing that separates Google from other huge tech companies is its ability to adapt based upon mass demands by its users. The demands had been accumulating about low-quality “churn and burn” style content websites dubbed “content farms” when Google responded with a major change to its algorithm last month. The fallout has been calculated by our friends at Focus in the form of this comprehensive infographic split into several different parts. Click any image to see the complete graphic enlarged. What Makes a Content Farm? Farming has been a valid strategy for years utilized as both a revenue…