It seemed to me that the significant thing about the post wasn't really its content (which the world at large doesn't understand or care about), but that a geni

It seemed to me that the significant thing about the post wasn't really its content (which the world at large doesn't understand or care about), but that a genius Google employee had proved incapable of navigating their flagship social networking product, resulting in the public distribution of content that was intended to be private. I don't actually know if the mainstream press have made anything out of that, but it seems like potentially fairly massive PR fail.