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In case there's any confusion, they have never done doodles on Easter.[1][2] Nor do they have any obligation to... Not because of any kind of bogus commentary o
by jrajav 14y ago
In case there's any confusion, they have never done doodles on Easter.[1][2] Nor do they have any obligation to... Not because of any kind of bogus commentary on the nature of Easter, the celebration of it, or religion, but simply because they have no obligation to. Just like they have no obligation to keep a completely free product alive. Get over yourselves, everyone.
[1]: And several other minor holidays.
[2]: http://www.google.com/doodles/finder/ http://www.google.com/doodles/finder/
Edit: Whoops! I missed 2000 somehow. http://www.google.com/doodles/happy-easter-2000 http://www.google.com/doodles/happy-easter-2000
- DanielBMarkham 14y agoI missed the part where I said they had to do anything. Care to point that out to me? Happy to take it out. My question was really about how the selection was made, as this choice seemed odd, not about what they should do or not. Got anything on that?
- jrajav 14y agoInteresting way to put it.. So you're not saying they should have put up an Easter doodle, you're just expressing incredulity that they didn't?
- DanielBMarkham 14y agoIt is something I do not understand. I asked the community for further information. Google is free to do whatever it wants. Anybody know how they make selections? That's about all there is to it.