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The fact that it's hard to get Google customer service to respond is a well-known and unfortunate problem. That does not mean it's ok to call people who try to
by _cs2017_ 6y ago
The fact that it's hard to get Google customer service to respond is a well-known and unfortunate problem. That does not mean it's ok to call people who try to help, "liars". I don't know how much Walter was "abused" by Google's bad customer service; maybe a lot, maybe not at all. But given that I only have Walter's side of the story, and I don't see him as a reliable / honest source of information, I choose to discard this complaint as "probably nothing serious".
- Grimm1 6y agoOkay, I see large co vs independent site owner and I cut google absolutely 0 slack. They don't need the protection and in my opinion at this point given the continuous string of recent revelations shouldn't be afforded benefit of the doubt either. You're well within your rights to have your opinion but I think it's the wrong one.
- _cs2017_ 6y agoYeah, every one of us has their own prior (in this case, on how likely it is that big corp is at fault versus a small business owner is at fault). We then update our priors based on our interpretation of available information. Both of these steps are highly subjective. Especially the choice of the priors, since they are based on years of unique personal experiences and personal analysis of those experiences. I would never attempt to change or challenge anyone's prior. I don't know whether human civilization will some day develop a way for people to converge to similar priors, but it's certainly not happening this century, so it won't be relevant to me.
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