Actually it is you who are in the wrong here, though the voters on this thread don't seem to realize it. The guy you're arguing with was an early Google employee. He knows what he's talking about.
BTW, just noticed this too:
> by all words, I don't mean useless words like conjunctions
Conjunctions and other common words are far from useless. If you ignore them you will go badly wrong on queries like "To be or not to be".
But you may have noticed that I did not bring this up. That's because your factual claims are easily debunked with information from the public record.
He has not asserted anything but the existence of unspecified inaccuracies. Paul was neither on the board of directors and was not involved with this decisions. He is not best source.