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Sadly, it doesn't have to be malicious to be anti-competitive. Back in AT&T's monopoly days they were at their most destructive not when they were scheming, but when their size let them not give a fuck what they were doing to other people as long as it was good for them.

> This seems more like a bug than something intentional.

You can intentionally not fix a bug.

It sounds more like a side effect than a bug. Both domains have conflicting policies. He wants any Gmail user to be able to impersonate a sender from his domain, but not in a way Gmail supports.

Are you asserting that Google has not engaged in anti-competitive behavior or that they should be given the benefit of the doubt despite previously engaging in anti-competitive behavior?