A couple days ago, I reported how the founder of Techmeme was complaining about the false positive errors on Google Search Console around hacked spam.
It clearly hit Google's radar, mostly because Matt Cutts took notice, and John Mueller from Google apologized about the issue and said the team at Google is investigating.
John wrote, "We've been taking a look at this on our side, to see what all happened there. Sorry about the confusion there!"
@gaberivera We've been taking a look at this on our side, to see what all happened there. Sorry about the confusion there!
— John Mueller (@JohnMu) August 11, 2016
This is after Gabe Rivera from Techmeme complained about Google even labeling their internal links as having issues:
There are even more absurd details to this saga. Google is throwing up warnings for internal page URLs that we use… https://t.co/ucVWTpsTiG
— Gabe Rivera (@gaberivera) August 10, 2016
Good to know people, eh?
Either way, I assume the way Techmeme is set up is a bit of a challenge for Google to handle. So they need to fix something on their end or make a whitelist of some sorts for them.
Forum discussion at Twitter.
