Your criticisms...
are somewhat retarded and self serving. While I'm not a fan of toolbar software, using an opt-in service that was specifically designed to be non-intrusive to lampoon a company you essentially dislike by comparing it to a company that is in fact guilty of taking advantage of its users is completely ridiculous.
The google toolbar can be disabled, uninstalled at will. It's designed to provide functionality for users that desire such functionality, without inconveniencing or aggravating web users or web masters. Tell me what's wrong with that?
What rogers did was forcefully alter the online experience of their paying users.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
