The answers on Google or Bing search are perceived as reliable by experts, but without the author's name, education, and field of expertise, it is impossible to know the respondent. In my opinion, there are also wrong answers! I'm not suggesting censoring the internet, but transparency and due diligence are essential for the reader. Google will not like the demand because it will be necessary to specify the writer's name next to each answer, but the requirement should be regulatory and not voluntary. Google and Microsoft have a powerful lobby.
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