This result is from Wikipedia, so am not sure if Google is showing this information to mislead people or it's just an "innocent mistake" caused by how their search algorithm works and the confusing between bitcoin and bitcoin.com (as pointed out by LeGaulois)!
Anyway, the first thing I learnt since I joined this community is to never trust Google and all their services.
Topic: CEO of Bitcoin according to Google is Roger Ver. WTF Google?! - page 2. (Read 367 times)
It's not really a wrong answer, but rather not suitable because Google doesn't make the difference correctly between Bitcoin and bitcoin.com. It considered the question relevant to the topic (basically Bitcoin) so it linked to a page saying who is the CEO of Bitcoin.com
Adding to the fact that the Google Core update is currently taking place during about a month or more, some results may not be accurate or relevant during this period until it becomes stable.
There are thousands of queries with a similar problem and it happens with every major update to its algorithm
@shield132
Google displays different SERPs depending on your location
Adding to the fact that the Google Core update is currently taking place during about a month or more, some results may not be accurate or relevant during this period until it becomes stable.
There are thousands of queries with a similar problem and it happens with every major update to its algorithm
@shield132
Google displays different SERPs depending on your location
I just googled different keywords "ceo of bitcoin, bitcoin ceo, bitcoin creator" and etc. I didn't get any information stating that Roger Ver is the ceo of bitcoin but yeah, when you type it, you get an automatic result from google that shows him as the ceo of bitcoin.com and we can't deny that. That happens because of google's search algorithm, no one is "ceo of bitcoin" but on wikipedia and other websites, Roger Ver is stated as the ceo of bitcoin.com so google automatically thinks about bitcoin.com next to btc when you type bitcoin.
It's possible to leave feedback in that section and rate the accuracy of shown information.
It's possible to leave feedback in that section and rate the accuracy of shown information.
There's a "Feedback" button at bottom of "People also ask" section. I don't know whether that can be helpful or not of course.
This is how Google misleading people in their suggested answers while searching for questions about bitcoin.
WTF Google, is there a way to report this sh!t?
Special thanks to hosseinimr93 for the help with the picture. Sometimes I just hate imgur.
WTF Google, is there a way to report this sh!t?
Special thanks to hosseinimr93 for the help with the picture. Sometimes I just hate imgur.
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