> Do you honestly think removing URLs from search results is an "egregious abuse of power?" Yes, it very obviously is. Google the search engine, and therefore

> Do you honestly think removing URLs from search results is an "egregious abuse of power?" Yes, it very obviously is. Google the search engine, and therefore Google, would never have gotten off the ground if it had hidden URL from the beginning. > and you're complaining about them removing a design element 95% of people probably don't care about? If so many people don't care about something so basic and crucial to not being a serf in the information age, then that makes the issue even more important, and Google's behaviour even more egregious.