it's cool that you hang around HN, but this kind of response just exacerbates the big problem with Google these days: unless you can get to the top of HN, or picked up by TechCrunch, you have no hope of getting any resolution for any of the bad things that Google does. Whether you have incentive to fix it or not, the reality is that you refuse to acknowledge these "false positives" or give people any recourse to fix them.