Of course, it was "don't be evil", but that's just semantics. Mr. Buchheit (sp?) came up with that famous motto. He meant it literally, from what he says: don't

Of course, it was "don't be evil", but that's just semantics. Mr. Buchheit (sp?) came up with that famous motto. He meant it literally, from what he says: don't be like the other guys. Don't be evil. I don't think that's the same as "be perfect", but at least try to have pretty good intentions -- that's far and away better than most big companies.