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True, though recognition of someone's authority is not "taking" authority at all, which is what OP was complaining about. One can make the argument that Google
by potatolicious 14y ago
True, though recognition of someone's authority is not "taking" authority at all, which is what OP was complaining about.
One can make the argument that Google shouldn't be endorsing either side, but taking authority away from either they are not.
- dragonwriter 14y ago> One can make the argument that Google shouldn't be endorsing either side, but taking authority away from either they are not. Referring to Palestine as an entity is (an act certain to be seen, especially by the other side, as) endorsing one sides position. Not referring to Palestine as an entity in and of itself but instead referring to "Palestinian Territories" is also (an act certain to be seen, especially by the other side, as) endorsing one sides position. Even having or not having a .ps localized site would meet that description. There really is nothing with regard to the whole Israel/Palestine issue that is not going to be seen as endorsing one side or the other.