On 09/05/2006, at 22:40, Yonah Russ wrote:
I have never received any response from Google which gave any
information other than that they were aware of the issue and were
working to fix the problem.
I did not even receive a letter saying that the problem was fixed
although it seems to have been.
You seem to be refering to the assumptions which I published in my
blog. Yes, I did seem to find some javascript which was changed
after their fix and which might have been a problem with the
previous version. This was never acknowledged by Google.
Whether it was a bug or not, it was, imho, incredibly insensitive
to allow an application to go live with such an issue. It is even
more incredible that it took so long for them to fix such a simple
issue(as web programming issues go). I still think that Google
should come forward with an apology to the effect of:
"We are very sorry about what happened. This was the result of
<fill in the blank>. It was in no way meant to reflect any
political views of Google or it's employees."
I have just three words to say after following this thread:
"Get. A, Life."
Shoshannah Forbes (yes, I am a Googler.)
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