Google Relists Operation Clambake

DarkZero writes: "After almost every tech site and individual geek banded together to either carry the story about Google's delisting of Operation Clambake or flat-out protest it, Google has apparently relisted Xenu.net. Searches for 'xenu' and 'scientology' list Operation Clambake as the first and fourth results, respectively. The search for "scientology" also lists a story from C|Net about Google delisting Operation Clambake, as well as a protest ad from a Kuro5hin reader (oc3)." Update: 03/22 12:52 GMT by M : We jumped the gun. Google only relisted Xenu.net's homepage (where the copyright claims by Scientology were clearly bogus), not the rest of the pages listed in Scientology's DMCA complaint. Some Google sysadmin is getting aggravated because every 20 minutes, another memo from management is coming down telling him to alter the live database.

Comments

Re:Easy on the hyperbole

[davidu]

Mr. Flibble says:

In case you have not yet noticed the parts of a story in [i]italics[/i] are submitted by the poster, and the [b]other[/b] parts are by the /. crew.

In case you didn't notice, this isn't a damn UBB forum.

-davidu

Re:Easy on the hyperbole

[Alien54]

Check out what this guy says.

http://www.uni-marburg.de/religionswissenschaft/jo urnal/mjr/frenschkowski.html

as a protestant german theologan, among other things he notes that much of the opposition to scientology in germany is because it is american, not for other reason.

He's an academic studying religions. even tho he dislike scientology, the absence of info gives the resources he can find in germany a strange flavor. doesn't help the objective study.

Re:Damn it!

[Gorobei]

Facinating, I was just moderated "overrated" on a post that had not been rated!

How many moderator points do Scientologists' have anyway?