The responsibility could be measured in how much exposure each site gave to the information. Who gets to decide what is harmful is indeed generally decided by

The responsibility could be measured in how much exposure each site gave to the information. Who gets to decide what is harmful is indeed generally decided by courts. I agree that it shouldn't be a special case. Google does discriminate based on how much other information about a person is posted online - someone with a lot of professional info online will look better than someone who doesn't used the internet much and so only these public records appear against their name in search. That is a dangerous form of discrimination.