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Apparently it's not an isolated case: https://mobile.twitter.com/ismh/status/925367292346683392 https://mobile.twitter.com/ismh/status/925367292346683392 The G

• detaro 9y ago
  Is that really "unaddressed"? People share documents publicly directly from Docs (including Google employees), it has tools to support that (e.g. you get a "light mode" warning if you access a doc with many active viewers), ...
  • jboynyc 9y ago
    Yes, of course, on the technical level it works. The legal and editorial side of it has not really been addressed. When somebody can publish arbitrary content on a Google domain, then Google pretty much has to start taking on an editorial role.
    • detaro 9y ago
      I would assume that this freezing of documents means this is already happening from Googles side, with them applying variations of the filtering they use on their other publishing platforms to answer these issues.