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No because discrimination based on color is forbidden by the law. Discrimination on clearly set rules by the company that are not against fundamental laws is a
by mav3rick 8y ago
No because discrimination based on color is forbidden by the law. Discrimination on clearly set rules by the company that are not against fundamental laws is allowed. Also, your analogy is way off the mark. Comparing throwing of an app to racial discrimination weakens the very point you're trying to make.
- kuschku 8y ago> Discrimination on clearly set rules by the company that are not against fundamental laws is allowed. Unless (in the EU) the company holds a significant market position, which Google does. In that moment they become subject to antitrust and monopoly laws, and can’t choose with whom to do business anymore.
- mav3rick 8y agoThe HN bubble is real. At this scale it's hard to make everyone happy. Go have fun with your negativity.