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What a bunch of link bait... The title is blowing the whole thing out of proportion. It should have been "My free Google service is messing up my free Google se
by gregguida 15y ago
What a bunch of link bait... The title is blowing the whole thing out of proportion. It should have been "My free Google service is messing up my free Google service"
The beauty of the internet is and always has been that if you don't like something its really way to switch to something else.
- aaronwall 15y agoThe core issue isn't just how one free Google service interacts with another free Google service, but how when combined they undermine the copyright & revenue potential for a content creator by displacing that person's work with Google's copy of that person's work. If you are not in business (and don't care if your favorite non-Google sites eventually disappear) then it is no big deal. For everyone else it has the potential to be a big deal. If publishers do not complain about it now then it will get worse. How bad does it have to get before the complaints are valid to you?