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		seanflyon on Oct 15, 2014 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Quora Keeps the World's Knowledge for Itself A rational could be perfectly legitimate for deciding to not give someone information, but horribly inappropriate for forcing someone else to not give out information.

spindritf on Oct 15, 2014 [–]

Google ruling is not about not giving them information but about stopping Google from linking to already published articles for some keywords.

seanflyon on Oct 16, 2014 | [–]

The link itself is information. The ruling is very clearly about preventing Google from giving people certain information in certain circumstances.

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