Ironically I can't read that page because, since it's Google-hosted, I'm getting an HTTP 500 error... but which means at least that service is SLA-covered...
Cloud services live and die by their reputation, so I'd be shocked if Google ever tried to get out of following an SLA contract based on a technicality like that. It would be business suicide, so it doesn't seem like something to be too worried about?
Cloud services live and die by their reputation, so I'd be shocked if Google ever tried to get out of following an SLA contract based on a technicality like that. It would be business suicide, so it doesn't seem like something to be too worried about?