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the act of being evil. Let's get some perspective here. They were offering to promote people's pages in return for them linking back to them. Far from being ev
by petercooper 13y ago
the act of being evil.
Let's get some perspective here. They were offering to promote people's pages in return for them linking back to them. Far from being evil, this isn't even illegal.
- codygman 13y agoSo? Only one thing matters: They broke the TOS and Google rightfully enforced it.
- tedivm 13y agoThe point isn't that Google was wrong in doing so, at least not in the thread you're responding to. The point was that violating a TOS is not "evil"- no one died, no one was tortured or raped, there weren't death camps or civil liberties being violated. This was stupid, it wasn't evil.
- captainmuon 13y agoWell, technically they didn't break the TOS, because you don't sign a TOS to get listed on Google. :-)
- codygman 13y agoWell, technically since they didn't sign up for getting listed on Google they shouldn't complain about getting delisted. :-) Also, they could have submitted their site to Google.