(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Questioner is attacked a jerk/ungoogly (by response or Memegen)
Invitation for concerned individuals to follow up in private and off the record
Someone asks highly niche question not applicable to 99% of Googlers
Correct question by pointing out that this isn't about "free speech", without actually addressing the intent of the question.
Concerns about imposing particular "community" "value" on the world ignored
Sergey makes an inappropriate joke
"You don't have to use Blogger, there are alternatives"
Noogler (in a hat) asks a question
Long-winded live questioner (60 seconds+ before question is completed)
Noogler (in a hat) asks a surprisingly interesting and insightful question.
We may address this in detail in some future TGIF.
Engagement? More like enragement. A red paddle storm occurs on the memegen live stream.
Video clip is played during presentation
Sergey makes a dismissive joke
Hubris about our right to tell every person what their family should regard as friendly
Correlation between adult content and spam/abuse
"This is about consistency between Blogger and other products"
Live questioner asks a question that is not applicable outside of MTV
Someone on stage uses swear word
Apathy or malice towards publishers given a tight deadline to rehome their blogs
"User trust is about excellent products"
"I think we've already covered that"
"The team thought through this decision carefully"
"We have to engage with people who don't share our values"
Questioner confuses TGIF forum as tech support
Your team's product is being presented! (Why aren't you on stage?)
Dory question skipped because it was "answered" previously.
Public outcry dismissed as merely a brief negative press cycle
Apathy or malice towards users who do want to discover "familly-unfriendly" content
Assumption that we can scalably identify "bad" content without false positives and false-negatives
