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Dear Dan Crow @ Google, you didn't convince me. I doubt you can convince anyone at our side of the fence. I can't support your initiative because there is no incentive. Kindest regards - Sebastian
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from mercutiom 704 days ago #
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I was wondering what I was supposed to use that thing for, glad I'm not the only one who finds it completely unnecessary.

from MBison 704 days ago #
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sphunn for pointing out to all teh google PhDs the freaking obvious!!!!111!!!

from MattC 704 days ago #
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Yup, its pretty useless.

from Gids 704 days ago #
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Add my name to the list of people who think it's useless.

from mjwalshe 704 days ago #
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yeh but its probaly a CYA from a legal perspective so the legal cases like the belgium newspares have less of a leg to stand on.

Its so a Google lawyer can say "oh so you didt use the method we have to expire content from our cache - that we have widly publisized "

some people need to think before commenting


from TannerC 704 days ago #
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I'm sure there is some really great potential for the tag. It's just none of us have a need for it right now.

Take, for example, when you buy your car without a cup holder. You didn't think you would use it. But then, one day, you find yourself driving home with three cups of fruit punch and no cup holders. Doh!

I say we wait it out for a while before we really jump on any conclusions about the tag.

from Sebastian 704 days ago #
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Thanks for your thoughts. I've updated the page accordingly.


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