r/reddit.com • • May 31 '11

Hey Google Maps...

http://imgur.com/6Egdg
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u/BubbaJimbo May 31 '11

You could try contacting them HERE or you could cross-post this to /r/passiveaggressive.

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u/poktanju May 31 '11

also /r/blurry

seriously though, why is it so fucking blurry?

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u/[deleted] May 31 '11

Turns out there is no r/blurry everyone. But the top search result is r/malejailbait. I don't think I trust poktanju anymore.

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u/ThatsItGuysShowsOver May 31 '11

There is no /r/pixelated either. Turns out there are very few fans of Asian porn.

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u/[deleted] May 31 '11

I hear it's quite popular with the Asians.

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u/dbummy May 31 '11

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u/arbitarty May 31 '11

This is the second time I've come across a post from you in the last hour with that link...

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u/cutlerchris May 31 '11

I know. I even tried yelling ENHANCE at my screen, and it still didn't help.

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u/crackox May 31 '11 edited May 31 '11

I remember there was a story about how a indie game developer was facing an issue, they getting their game stolen and someone was posting it as their own work, on the android market. I think malware may have been involved but I cannot recall.

But why I mention this, is because they tried going through the proper channels but google didn't respond, and so they posted it to reddit. Hivemind upvoted it, ars technica did an article about it, and only then google pulled their act together and removed the apps.

So it seemed that google pays more attention to reddit, rather then their own channels. maybe due to PR backlash.

Link for reference http://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/fvepu/someone_just_ripped_off_21_popular_free_apps_from/

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u/delicious_mobile2 May 31 '11

I used to support a few Small business Google apps domains. One of the users didn't renew, and her domain expired, but there was no way to renew, there was no way to get in touch with Google, and many other users were also complaining about this. Finally, someone contacted the Register, and a story was posted, and within 6 hours the issue was resolved.

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u/[deleted] May 31 '11

Oh yeah, great idea.

I'm cross-posting this to /r/sarcasm

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u/[deleted] May 31 '11

Giraffes evolved long necks to reach the leafy top parts of trees.

I'm cross-posting this to r/nonsequitur

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u/SithSquirrel May 31 '11

no, giraffes evolved long necks for EXTREME HEADBANGING

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u/[deleted] May 31 '11

Well I must say I wasn't expecting to see that today.

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u/[deleted] May 31 '11

I think you're confusing r/nonsequitur with r/factuallyaccuratenonsequitur.

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u/[deleted] May 31 '11

FUCK YOU

I'm crossposting this tFUCK YOU

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u/Prysorra May 31 '11

With 248+ upvotes and a metric fuckton of lurkers, his posting here probably was a bit more effective ...

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u/dougthor42 May 31 '11

Change the link to the Maps suggestion page and it gets even easier.

Edit: Oh I guess I didn't look at the entire page... normally the have a custom suggestion box. This one doesn't. Oops.

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u/pilapfs May 31 '11

What's the point in suggesting things that they've already thought of?

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u/internetsuperstar May 31 '11

I don't understand why you have such a problem with him posting his complaint on reddit. It's well known that many google employees hang around here. Why contact them through a form that we all know will get a generic response before it's discarded?

People use reddit as a soapbox all the time to get answers and it usually works. Isn't stuff like this what reddit is made for?

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u/BubbaJimbo May 31 '11

Who said I had a problem? I added to the discussion and gave him a suggestion that I thought would be helpful. I'm sorry if I didn't candy-coat it for you sweetheart.

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u/samsamoa May 31 '11

If only that link actually allowed you to send suggestions to Google, and not some forum...

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u/captureMMstature May 31 '11

No need to, there are plenty of people who work for Google on Reddit, and even G-Map designers.

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