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Comment #7244206
By whose account? I think you've made your intentions clear with your other comments on this thread, and it's indistinguishable from trolling.
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Comment #7244148
You should be over the 'Youtube thing'. Many Google services employ commenting/voting/rating etc, handling these in different, separate siloed systems makes no sense. G+ makes a gr…
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Comment #7243958
This is quite insulting to G+ users to be so easily dismissed and declaring the place a "ghost town". Deeming the community worthless because it's not as large as Facebook's is rid…
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Comment #7243806
Google hasn't founded and funded numerous groups pretending to be acting in public interest while lobbying regulators and politicians and anyone who'd listen to attack Microsoft.
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Comment #7242232
A better title would be: "Here is the shamelessly ironic profile piece Microsoft commissioned from us to publicise and attempt to legitimize this (yet another) Harvard man whoring …
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Comment #7240414
This is (yet another) Microsoft PR/lobbying outfit: http://safegov.org/partners I'm not sure about the affiliations of OP or yourself though.
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Comment #7224212
You don't have a free speech clause in your constitutions that is above all else (neither does the UK). You ban or at least attempt to ban questionable comedy/satire. You have ridi…
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Comment #7224188
What about that French comedian that has your government exploring ways to ban his act? his material maybe reprehensible but in the US he'd have first amendment protection. Your co…
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Comment #7224159
You want governments to decide market winners and losers?! the fact that US companies are successful in Europe and Europeans are less so is partly due to the fact that they don't s…
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Comment #7224084
No governments please! Internet governance is fine as is. European opportunism and grandstanding is of no use to anyone.