[xiphias2]

That's what veto means generally.

[bcrosby95]

I'm not sure. To me it implies a special power other members don't have.

[int_19h]

It doesn't. For example, the Sejm (Diet) of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth had universal veto power for all members:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberum_veto

[vlovich123]

It was unclear to me if that meant that Google somehow had special powers. Seems like it’s just how that org functions.

[davidkuhta]

And generally begets clarification.