The post highlights significant inaccuracies in Google Maps' database regarding street addresses. Users report instances where real buildings are mapped incorrectly, either not being located at their actual coordinates or showing nonexistent places. This discrepancy can lead to various real-world consequences, as users rely on accurate mapping for navigation. One user, frustrated by the persistent errors without resolution, has taken to blogging to attract attention to these issues, showcasing the need for an improvement in Google Maps' address verification and database accuracy. Key Points: - Google Maps contains incorrect entries for real buildings. - There are also entries for non-existent locations. - The inaccuracies could lead to confusion and errors in navigation. - User advocacy through blogging to bring awareness to the problem.