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by steventhedev
1635 days ago
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The fact that it broke anything for anyone is a strong argument that it never should have been created in the first place, alongside .home and .corp. They were aware of the issue, buried it in the report and reneged on their promise to keep it internal-only. That was the mitigating argument for allowing it despite the known existing usage. Google acted in bad faith and I'd need to see concrete proof to convince me otherwise. |
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