> To be fair, every platform which allows user-generated HTML pages suffers massively from phishing The big difference here is that all the other platforms str

> To be fair, every platform which allows user-generated HTML pages suffers massively from phishing The big difference here is that all the other platforms struggling (and failing too often) to prevent themselves being used as phishing hosting - aren't then turning around and hypocritically taking other platform's entire internet presence offline for doing so. Google here are acting in the roles of judge and executioner, while being the biggest offender of the same crime.