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There is a reason contracts, contract law and the court system all exist. Most people and companies don't do things which aren't in their interest after statin
by danielmarkbruce 3y ago
There is a reason contracts, contract law and the court system all exist.
Most people and companies don't do things which aren't in their interest after stating they will. It isn't a Google thing.
- mvdtnz 3y agoNo one is saying Google has broken contracts or the law. What is it with you Google defenders and your constant goalpost shifting? We are saying, Google is not to be trusted with claims like "we are committed to this product" because they have been caught in that lie several times before. Why are you going on about contract law and "most people and companies"? What you're saying is irrelevant.
- danielmarkbruce 3y agoThe point is: don't expect companies or people to act against their interests. They generally haven't, don't and won't. Google isn't unique here. The problem is so pervasive in society that humans created contracts and courts to force people/companies to do things they wouldn't otherwise do.
- TheCoelacanth 3y agoThere are always a myriad of potential actions that a company could potentially interpret as being in its best interest. Company culture can help predict what interpretation a company will pick. Google's culture is much more trigger-happy about interpreting killing off a service as being in the company's best interest than Amazon is.