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Who has the right to 700 acres of privacy? I don't care how rich you are, there should be reasonable limits on what you can deny the public access to. In Sweden and Norway (and other places, I'm sure), they have a law called allemansrätten, which states that anyone has the right to roam on and camp on all land, as long as you don't cause any damage and reasonably respect others privacy. If the US had such a law, he probably wouldn't be engaging in this lawsuit.

>Google insists that AMP is not a factor in a site’s search ranking.

Site speed is a factor in search ranking. Imagine how fast Google benchmarks the speed of a page that is hosted on their own servers...

Dude, calm down, if you don't live in the Netherlands, coffee shop refers to a place like Starbucks that usually has free wifi, which makes sense in the context he's describing. That's what he meant. I moved here 3 months ago and I still accidentally ask people if they want to stop by a coffee shop when I meant I wanted to stop and get coffee.

I would use this, but this seems like exactly the kind of product that Google gets bored with and discontinues for no reason. I'm tired of getting burned by Google like this, they do it all the time.

He's unbiased toward the employees, but he surely knows the company will be exposed to liability if one of their employees is found to have engaged in harassment, so the best outcome would be to say that no such harassment occurred.

Why has this article completely disappeared from the site? I've paged through hundreds of articles starting at the front page, and it simply does not appear.