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Why not? It really strengthens the message.

• tptacek 5y ago
  I don't think it does strengthen the message, unless you think Google does such a good job responding to P0 that they're setting a standard Microsoft, Apple, and Adobe have to adhere to, and I think that's pretty debatable (the really important thing P0 does to set a standard is the 90 day deadline).
  • xxpor 5y ago
    It prevents google execs from burying P0 reports to other teams at Google though, which seems like the bigger risk?
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• jcims 5y ago
  What’s the value of the public’s opinion of their objectivity in this context? Let’s say that my mom thinks P0 are a bunch of bullies and blowhards. So what? I’m not saying there’s absolutely no brand damage to Google, but in the grand scheme it seems negligible outside of HN and similar venues.