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Many of the products Google has already shut down would easily have passed a reasonable good faith judgement that they were too expensive to keep running. I don
by jbg_ 8y ago
Many of the products Google has already shut down would easily have passed a reasonable good faith judgement that they were too expensive to keep running. I don't see how this would be any different. I know that "reasonable good faith" is a legal term of art, and I'm saying that I don't think Google would struggle to meet that standard if they needed to shut one of these services down.
- tptacek 8y agoThose products Google shut down didn't have terms of services requiring Google to keep them up. You've ignored half the argument here.
- DannyBee 8y ago"Many of the products Google has already shut down would easily have passed a reasonable good faith judgement that they were too expensive to keep running." That isn't the standard listed. It's "substantial economic burden". None of those services were a substantial economic burden for a many-billion dollar company, so sorry, but i completely disagree.