yes, most google products are free as in beer, but unfortunately not free as in speech.
For a company that uses open source to an extent that is probably larger than any other company today, one would expect a bit more "free speech".
Of course, they do allot time for employees to work on open source, which is definitely a good thing.
At least keyword stuffing metatags was invisible to the end user...maybe google should rethink its strategy a bit and focus more on trustworthiness (human reviews) and meta content
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yes, most google products are free as in beer, but unfortunately not free as in speech. For a company that uses open source to an extent that is probably larger than any other company today, one would expect a bit more "free speech". Of course, they do allot time for employees to work on open source, which is definitely a good thing.
At least keyword stuffing metatags was invisible to the end user...maybe google should rethink its strategy a bit and focus more on trustworthiness (human reviews) and meta content