28.12.09 Here’s some more evidence for you to delete, Google
Remember this? Well, you would if you’ve followed this blog, and I go on and on about it.
As the last entry on the page, and seeing as Nitecruzr pasted the incorrect code from the Yahoo! cache frameset, I decided I would furnish the correct code from the actual frame from Yahoo!. That way, we would all have the evidence we needed, and demonstrate that there was, indeed, a cache of a page from Vincent Wright’s Social Media Consortium blog. (A copy of the original cached page that Nitecruzr claimed to be unable to see, but everyone else could, is temporarily at http://jyanet.com/temp/cache.htm; a screen shot of this page at its original location is here.) Good ol’ full disclosure and transparency, right? And, as a senior Google forum person was allowed to paste HTML code into the forum, it should be all right if I followed suit. Well, not really. That entry’s now been unilaterally deleted. Bit like Vincent’s entire four-year-old blog. A friend of mine, known to some of you, mentioned to me that he had read the dealings on the support forum. He could clearly see the cache (as could everyone Vincent and I asked) and thought the obstructiveness was ‘insane’. So it’s not just me. Google, I’m not sure what your problem is with honesty, transparency and information. But we’re going to keep pursuing this. Those holding Gmail accounts, be alert. Labels: bugs, customer service, Google, technology Posted by Jack Yan, 07:41Comments:
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