The E.U.'s 'right to be forgotten' caused a bit of a stir in 2014 and has since turned out to be a chore for search companies, including Google.

Here are the top reasons for rejection by Google for the 'right to be forgotten' requests.

"Concerns your professional activity" at almost 30%.
"You are the origin of this content" is at almost 20%, and "The information is about another person" is just under 10%

I sometimes wonder why they were even made in the first place, especially being the originator of the content. My guess is they made a mistake, published it online, and they want to retract it. The top rejection is about what you do in your job, and not personal.
What you say on the Internet is in the public domain.

Here's the full list.
[uk.businessinsider.com...]