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Comment on Can Consumers Opt-Out Of Google’s New Privacy Policy? by harlicon |
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I think you should avoid this! Just because people may be complacent doesn't make what you are proposing is right! |
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Comment on World Record For Largest Observed Snowflake Celebrated With Google Doodle by harlicon |
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it appears my earlier comment has been duplicated! Not by me! perhaps this is what you wish people to perceive if you don't like the comment? |
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Comment on World Record For Largest Observed Snowflake Celebrated With Google Doodle by flagfreak99 |
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yea, and you wouldnt see facebook,twitter, and other social sites!!! |
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Comment on World Record For Largest Observed Snowflake Celebrated With Google Doodle by Adele Briggs |
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I think it was a great doodle to recognize the largest snowflake. Love the things Google comes up with. You guys are awesome!!
DOn't know why people have to ruin things by being so stupid! Grow up! |
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Comment on World Record For Largest Observed Snowflake Celebrated With Google Doodle by hannah |
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goodness gracious! you people scare me... lol its pathetic..you guys who are trollin! i feel sorry for your children, if you have any. oh, and lovin the tacoman, lol i loooove tacos also!! |
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Comment on World Record For Largest Observed Snowflake Celebrated With Google Doodle by jade |
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Comment on World Record For Largest Observed Snowflake Celebrated With Google Doodle by Tia |
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I agree. It must have been awesome finging it and even better seeing it fall. Amazing. |
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Comment on World Record For Largest Observed Snowflake Celebrated With Google Doodle by Libby |
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Comment on World Record For Largest Observed Snowflake Celebrated With Google Doodle by Johnathan |
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Come on I'm only 12 why does everyone cause!I mean it's unhealthy! |
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Comment on DuckDuckGo Challenges Google With DontTrack.us by Steven G |
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Now I understand why Google went the encrypted search route. They are scared of DuckDuckGo.com taking market share away from them because with other search engines, Google's own websites have to actually compete instead of showing up on top most of the time. I could care less if DuckDuckGo passes along the search keyword that brought me to a specific site. Listen, what's more embarrassing? A website owner seeing that a search for "Herpes" brought somebody to their website or that a person that was searching for "Herpes" landed on a site regarding Herpes and it was logged as such in Google Analytics, anonymously of course? I think DuckDuckGo takes it too far, but where they shine is that they do not store a person's search history and give advertisers the ability to exploit that information. |
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