It's seriously not a good idea to run a critical site on a project
that's not yet in Beta.
Projects in Google Labs status can have page-breaking syntax changes
(like the change of the API v3 get* and set* Method names) and are
released with no version control and much less testing.
If you stick with API v2, which has now completed Beta and is a mature
product, then:
All the features you need are available.
Google try very hard to not make syntax changes that break pages, and
if it's unavoidable they give lots of advance warning.
Google perform much more testing in-house.
The availability of version control means that people outside Google
can test their pages on the v2.x release and report problems before
they affect live pages.
All of which make it more likely for an Emergency Response page to be
working when it's needed.
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Mike Williams
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