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To: SkyDancer
Yes, it's far more important to Google to celebrate the anniversary of the invention of the video game Tetris than to memorialize D-Day.

Who cares? Google provides free web search services. Their search page isn't an official location to commemorate important dates in US or world history. Why do people get so worked up over what Google chooses to put in their banners?
12 posted on 06/06/2009 3:11:46 PM PDT by AnotherUnixGeek
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To: AnotherUnixGeek
The argument could be made that a company that provides free web-search services should stay out of the commemoration business altogether. No Olympics, no Christmas, no Earth Day, no Alan Turing's birthday -- nothing at all.

In any event, given that Google hasn't opted for 100% disinterestedness, the issue is not so much what it chooses to put in its banners. It's the difference between what it chooses to display and what it chooses to omit.

27 posted on 06/06/2009 6:27:25 PM PDT by Tenniel2 (Memo to politicians: Don't worry about "shovel-ready." Worry about "pitchfork-ready.")
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