Subj : FAILURE
To   : Sam Alexander
From : richardw
Date : Wed Sep 28 2005 10:20 am

  Re: FAILURE
  By: Sam Alexander to richardw on Tue Sep 27 2005 05:24 pm

 >  >  >  > go to GOOGLE search... type in FAILURE then click on "I feel Lucky"
 >  >  >  > See what happens!
 >  >  >  >
 >  >  > I don't know who at Google is responsible for that complete piece of B
 >  >  > but whoever is needs to be deported to a communistic country that embr
 >  >  > total asswipes! May they die a slow painful liberalistic death! I am t
 >  >  > stop using my GMAIL account and no longer use the GOOGLE search engine
 >  >  > PISSED!!
 >  >
 >  > I consider that right up there with the entertainment industry spouting
 >  > off as though they were specialists in the field of governing.  When an
 >  > entertainer voices his political views at a concert, it will be the last
 >  > time I see them.  Santana falls into this category for me, which is sad
 >  > because I really liked seeing Santana live.
 >  >
 >  > The portal page I use, for me and every PC I setup here at work, is
 >  > http://www.yahoo.com.
 >  >
 >  > I only use google as a last resort.  I think it's very dangerous when
 >  > google changes the algorithms used to prioritize websites.  It allows the
 >  > to promote _anything_ they choose, to benefit their own personal agenda.
 >  > Companies could pay google under the table for higher ranking on their
 >  > search engine.  This could be going on without management's knowledge.
 >  >
 >  > I think I'll just stick with yahoo.
 >  >
 > 
 > I've used Google even before it was a household name .. i just like their
 > lack of crap on the front page and with specific enough searches I generally
 > get what I need.  They were also the first to offer graphics, newsgroups,
 > news, etc as part of the search.

I do like the sparcity of their page.  But, I've been connected via 
broadband for years now, so it's not the drawing point it used to be.

 > Something else to note, we're not paying for Google, Yahoo, or any of these,
 > so they can do what they want.  I don't care what their political agendas
 > are, if my searches come up with what I need, I'll use it -- and Google
 > still suits me for that.

They can do what they want, and I can choose which to use as a result.  
:-)


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