Hundreds of millions of Christians? There are a billion Catholics alone.
There are more than 2 billion Christians.
And though Chavez Day was proclaimed in 2011, a search of Google doodles for 2011 and 2012 does not turn up a Chavez doodle on march 31st. So did Google evade, perhaps show disdain for, in as obvious a way as possible, a celebration important to more than two-billion of the world’s people?
I agree with those who say the best revenge is to use a competitor for future searching. I walked away from google when I discovered that google bigwigs were setting in Tahrir square and happily stirring the islamderthals of the Arab spring.
Bing for me thanks.
I e-mailed the bass turds to let them know my feelings.
I emailed them this afternoon and have now switched to Bing as my start up page and search engine.
Agreed. It was a deliberate anti-Christian provocation by Google. Possibly inspired by Google’s pro-gay “marriage” stance?
This is NO surprise.
Google and it’s employees are as MARXIST as it gets.
>>hundreds of millions of Christians around the world
Yeah, hundreds of millions more Christians than muslims!! I bet Google wouldn’t skip a muzzie “holy” day like this.
Google is not taking heat.
On Monday, their stock will still trade at $800.00 a share.
The value of the company will still be $600 billion dollars.
Not heat at all on Google.
It doesn’t track you like Google. It’s page is plain 365 days a year, which is fine by me.
I had tried to find FR threads months ago but Bing just didn't have it; google has long had FR updates within minutes.
Another plus for Bing.
Goo-, goo-, google good-bye. This time I mean it. It looks like Bing can match you on most features.
