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/Grabs another bag of popcorn and sits back to enjoy the show. Doesn't look like this squabble is ending any time soon. Unfortunately, it just seems like it's going to have a negative impact on both sides.
From what I can tell, the loss of functionality has been entirely on Facebook's side to this point. Right?
Google and Facebook are starting to get more and more boring and annoying. I am starting to think they are doing all of this petty fighting just to get even more press and free marketing. Sometimes it seems like some of the management from both companies took this fight personal and now fight for their own pride. Why don't we start talking more about new and interesting stuff, and leave this two to just cool off and…
Google should disable "I'm feeling lucky" for facebook.com, 80% of their users won't be able to find the site anymore. /s
Google shouldn't have started this petty argument in the first place.
Google should disable "I'm feeling lucky" for facebook.com, 80% of their users won't be able to find the site anymore. /s
Google should disable "I'm feeling lucky" for facebook.com, 80% of their users won't be able to find the site anymore. /s
Since Google have the motto "Dont be evil", doing that will undermine their own motto and Google could risk that move blows back on them one way or the other.