Why is Identify a city by the mountains and water body (probably Rio de Janeiro) open and upvoted, when Google found the location in 10 seconds? I screen shot just page 1 cause it already has answer, but Google returned over 10 pages. I remember some users commenting trolling or bad faith on this kind of question. I remember Willeke commenting some where that you have to trust photographers.

In comparison, I remember some [identify-this] question for some sea shore golf course in South East Asia with a man and islands at the back that got downvoted. I remember Googling that picture, but zero results. I can't find that question, and I'm assuming it's deleted. But why? I trust it's obvious why I'm confused. Why open and upvote a question on location Google can locate in 10 seconds, but close and downvote a question on location that Google can't locate?