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I renovated and reopened an old theater in San Francisco years ago. Google maps still lists my theater as “Chinatown's 1925 cinematic home to kung fu & opera fi
by OkGoDoIt 2y ago
I renovated and reopened an old theater in San Francisco years ago. Google maps still lists my theater as “Chinatown's 1925 cinematic home to kung fu & opera films is closed but reopens for film festivals.” Which has not been accurate for a decade. I’ve claimed the location and updated everything I can of the Google maps description but this seems editorialized and there’s no place to edit it or mark it as invalid. I’ve tried reporting the listing multiple times but there’s no way to get a response from a human or get any changes made.
I know it’s not that related to the article but Google is broken and so many little ways, it’s not surprising it adds up to a slowly crumbling quality overall.
- kylecazar 2y agoThat sounds so annoying. Could it possibly be something they source upstream from somewhere else on the internet? I.e if you search verbatim "Chinatown's 1925 cinematic home to kung fu & opera films is closed but reopens for film festivals.", there are two websites that list your business with that exact description. Either they got it from Google, or Google got it from them. It might be worth claiming it on those sites and changing as well in the off chance it's the latter.