Weird Google search result regarding ASR

[raindance]

Check this out - it appears to be a Wikipedia result, but the word "pseudo" somehow got added to the search result (it isn't in the article):

Audio Science Review is a pseudoscience-based discussion forum publishing independent reviews of audio equipment such as loudspeakers, amplifiers, and other digital and analog audio devices. ASR was founded in February 2016 by Amir Majidimehr, who resides in the area of Seattle, Washington in the USA.

@amirm - I'm sure this isn't the desired search result

 

[pozz]

Can you post the link?

This is the wiki page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_Science_Review

 

[Helicopter]

looks like someone fixed the article, but the Google bots haven't updated the excerpt to reflect the correction yet.

 

[raindance]

I can't post the search page as a link, it's from the Google app. But here's a screen shot:

 

[Katji]

^^^Yes, Google still showing it.

Seems like a malicious unauthorised edit.

Haters with ringburn.

 

[Jimbob54]

At least they didn't change it to "cult".

 

[Doodski]

Hmmmz...

 

[Hiten]

When searching sometimes Google search shows old cached website reference. If you click down arrow on right of the title searched it shows 'cached'.
regards

 

[Doodski]

Looking at the revisions it does not indicated when or who made the nasty change to "Pseudoscience."

 

[MZKM]

Looking at the revisions it does not indicated when or who made the nasty change to "Pseudoscience."

June 17. Just an anonymous user, IP address goes to Russia, so may be VPN.

I have a distaste people that do shit for giggles. I used Google Map Maker a lot in order to improve the navigation of my area and places I visit, yet because some knuckle heads made up a park in the shape of the Android logo pissing on the Apple logo:

And added the White House as Edward Snowden’s den:

Google decided to scrap the website.

Google invited be to use their new Road Mapper website, but it’s just adding roads in 3rd world countries.