In Gabriel's defense, I'd say there's something very antithetical between FUD and a detailed description on how to fix the (alleged) problem. I don't know of an

In Gabriel's defense, I'd say there's something very antithetical between FUD and a detailed description on how to fix the (alleged) problem. I don't know of any other FUD campaign in which a simple solution was provided -- one which won't directly benefit the entity raising the objection. It's Google, et al.'s decision which way they want to go -- whether they take his advice or ignore it. But one could excuse the billboard potentially to a person trying to highlight that this is a big issue. But again, this seems quite different from an incumbent that is trying to cast doubt via obfuscation, which has usually been the case in FUD...