> One tiny mistake leads you to a lifetime of suspension to a service vital to almost any business. This really is where Google might be too big... Since Goog

> One tiny mistake leads you to a lifetime of suspension to a service vital to almost any business. This really is where Google might be too big... Since Google is such a force, and they don't have time to support or help people/companies lost in the algorithms, maybe competition is the only thing that can solve this because most companies are too small/medium for them to care. Lots of these systems are probably well intentioned and risk averse by default, but in the end have too much influence on the market as a single point of failure. Highly concentrated systems with single points of failure that fail on a large scale are bad, but even worse is highly concentrated systems that randomly get in an error loop but too small to correct, only here it is small/medium companies stuck in that algorithm purgatory vortex.