We (the Go users in the know) use "golang", as in: "golang map". >"go lang map" works far better but who wants to refer to a language as "go lang" You don't h

We (the Go users in the know) use "golang", as in: "golang map". >"go lang map" works far better but who wants to refer to a language as "go lang" You don't have to refer to it as "go lang", just use the term in searches. Plus, it's not just the name. Ruby has like 20 years of history and tons of pages interlined, while Go has maybe 1/1000 of that as of now. When we get enough content, Google can deduce from context and popularity what "go maps" mean in a search.