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by qeorge
6061 days ago
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I don't think Patrick read into anything there. He does not imply that Google did this intentionally at all. His point holds water for me, getting blocked by Google is a huge problem for any business, and its impossible to get in touch with Google short of making a fuss. Consider this tweet from Dropbox: "Having trouble reaching the right folks @ Google re: browser warnings; email abuse@dropbox.com to help, thanks" http://twitter.com/Dropbox/status/5612052146 Not to mention, the timing sucks: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=935009 (Google announces today they've increased their storage quota to 20GB/$5, which happens to be very competitive with Dropbox). Not getting out the tinfoil hat, but this isn't right. |
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