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As soon as Google realizes they still have it online, probably. I'd be willing to bet the reason it's still alive is that they plain and simply forgot about it.

• knappe 14y ago
  Right, because a highly used endpoint with, presumably given it's widespread usage, millions of requests is easily forgotten.
  • kalleboo 14y ago
    In a company the size of Google, I could easily see that happening