The U.K.’s Information Commissioner’s Office issued the order this week, giving Google 35 days to remove the links. The order puts a “meta” spin on the controversial right to be forgotten ruling. Google has the right to appeal the order to the General Regulatory Chamber. The ruling established a mechanism for people to ask search engines to remove links to information they consider to be irrelevant or not in the public interest, though without removing the actual content from the Web. Google’s response to the order could show how wide a net the requests might be allowed to encompass.”]