We would share the sentiment that we certainly don't want to be in a position to be the arbiters of truth. It is important to recognize that from a perspective of a search company, our purpose is to try to help our users find the most relevant information available. We respond to the inquiries we get. We respond basically to queries. We respond to those.
There are clearly algorithms that will sort that information, but it's based on what their query is as opposed to actual preferences.