> this needs to hit the court How would that do anything? What sort of damages could you get for having a wrong photo up? Google would simply run a delaying

> this needs to hit the court How would that do anything? What sort of damages could you get for having a wrong photo up? Google would simply run a delaying action with its lawyers for a few years, and then "concede", pay her a pittance, and then in the next rev of the search engine, the problem would simply re-appear, and she'd have to do it all over again for the rest of her life. I worked at Google for five years. Here's how they think (as a corporation): * Everything has to be completely automated with no human corrections. * So some percentage of errors, even horrible errors, are expected. * And it's completely unreasonable for anyone to expect otherwise. * So one of their mistakes fucks up your life and you try to do something about it, you're the asshole.