On the other hand, questioning Google's ranking algorithm for its own services, whether they receive a boost or not, that's entirely legitimate.
And considering that Google is a nearly a monopoly in search, they should be more transparent in regards to the ranking they are doing: it's not like the index isn't overblown with crap already, making concerns over spammers pretty moot.
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Well, if you take it out of context, sure.
On the other hand, questioning Google's ranking algorithm for its own services, whether they receive a boost or not, that's entirely legitimate.
And considering that Google is a nearly a monopoly in search, they should be more transparent in regards to the ranking they are doing: it's not like the index isn't overblown with crap already, making concerns over spammers pretty moot.