Of course I'm not going to fight the windmills, and sure Google is aware what's happening. What Google's policy is, as I understand it, to index information th

Of course I'm not going to fight the windmills, and sure Google is aware what's happening. What Google's policy is, as I understand it, to index information that's openly available to every host with an IP address. Google wants to see the same content as any other host on the Net can see and that's, you know, pretty much in the spirit of the Internet. Going against these principles means going against the Web and breaking it. Good or bad, designed perfectly or not, and no matter whether the world will become a better place to live thanks to iTunes and Apple, but this is anti-Web.