>symbiosis It exists in 3 forms. 1) Both benefit (I.E.: mutualistic) 2) Only 1 benefits while the other has no clue of its usage (I.E.: commensalism). Vultur

>symbiosis It exists in 3 forms. 1) Both benefit (I.E.: mutualistic) 2) Only 1 benefits while the other has no clue of its usage (I.E.: commensalism). Vultures and Lions more or less, or hermit crabs and shell fish which are dead. 3) One actively benefits while the other is consumed by the active particpant (I.E.: Paracitism). :.:.: Your argument is that webscale logging is mutualistic. To an extent I'll agree. But this isn't the case. Google is mutualistic when using say GWallet, Docs, Mail, search etc. But Like/Plus buttons, as well as cookie sniffing isn't mutualistic. Its commensalism. I have no say if another organism uses what I leave behind, it doesn't directly effect me, but it benefits another organism.