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I fail to see the problem here. Do you understand why people would want a motto like "Don't be evil"?

• smsm42 8y ago
  They don't have it anymore. Now it's "do the right thing". What is "the right thing" of course is up to the management to decide.
  • chrisbennet 8y ago
    ”still: “And remember… don’t be evil, and if you see something that you think isn’t right – speak up!” Last line of google company motto. They moved it but “don’t be evil” is still in the motto.
    • smsm42 8y ago
      That's not motto, that's code of conduct.
  • jacksmith21006 8y ago
    Not true. Here is the agreement which was updated in April 2018. https://abc.xyz/investor/other/google-code-of-conduct.html https://abc.xyz/investor/other/google-code-of-conduct.html Google wanted to emphasize so they put it on the last line that you read with the document. The alt right was who made up the story that Google removed it and then picked up by conservative media and then all media was misreporting it. Typical Google they do not defend themselves and just let it go.
    • smsm42 8y ago
      > Google wanted to emphasize so they put it on the last line That's an odd way to emphasize something. I don't remember any time that I wanted to emphasize something so I put it in the last line of the document.
      • jacksmith21006 8y ago
        Pretty long document and what you read last is what you will remember the most. It is what you are left with. Brains are closer to LIFO than FIFO. It is why it is easier, usually, to remember things that were more recent than longer ago. But there are exceptions. I have an incredible memory for things from a very long time ago and not so good at more recent. But I am unusual as my siblings can't remember the same things I can when we were kids and I am younger.