I heard Google doesn't like fixing stuff manually. They'd rather fix their algorithm instead.
But if they can't fix your problem by fixing their algorithm, you're basically fucked.
> But if they can't fix your problem by fixing their algorithm, you're basically fucked.
I think it's reasonable to say that the algorithm isn't worth much if it has such false positives.
I wonder if Google will whitelist the page once this comes to their attention.