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From your own link:

Diana Adair, a spokeswoman for Google, said the company took the problem seriously and in addition to using Pharmacy Checker, had consulted with federal agencies on ways to stem the trade. Kelley Benender, a spokeswoman for Yahoo, said the company was “working to identify the illegal sites and will take appropriate action.”

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See how shareholders who saw that thought Google was taking care of the situation?

Should Paul Graham give up his equity because of the illegal spam AirBnB initiated on Craigslist without his knowledge?

"Funny how those same shareholders had absolutely no problem with it as long as it was making them money, but now that the strategy has backfired they want their risk negated."

I'm a shareholder, and you just stated the most moronic thing I've ever read on HN. No, we don't condone illegal activities. Putting your money into an operation that acts criminally doesn't get you good returns. Funny how you love to speculate though.