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So? Only one thing matters: They broke the TOS and Google rightfully enforced it.
by codygman 13y ago
So? 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.