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Re:How Google determined our right to be forgotten by saalweachter on Wednesday February 18, 2015 @08:17AM (#9068300)
This goes back to the "careless newspapers" comment someone else made: why do articles feel the need to keep naming the plaintiff? How does knowing the name of the guy and his past financial troubles improve my understanding of the situation over, say, referring to him as "a Spanish citizen..."?

It's kind of a dick move. It's not necessary to publish his name and you have reason to believe he doesn't want his name publicized like this so the only reason I can see for publishing his name constantly is a weird sort of professional-caste vendetta against him by newspapers, since his beef was also with them.

Re:How Google determined our right to be forgotten by bobcostas55 on Wednesday February 18, 2015 @01:16PM (#9070021)
This guy single-handedly created a brand new and widely abused way for governments to censor the internet. And your reaction is to feel sorry for him? Anyone with the slightest respect for free speech and freedom of expression should have a vendetta against him.

Fuck him.