Internet users in Scotland may have stumbled on a bug on the international Scottish language version of Google’s search engine.
Thousands of Scots are experiencing odd results when entering searches in their native Gaelic language.
SEO, the internet geeks term for the practice of “Search Engine Optimisation” could be replaced on internet search engines by the ancient Scots Gaelic word “Seo” it was revealed today.
A group of Scots intend to use Euro rules to protect the ancient Scottish word from the inferior version currently being used on internet search engines.
