Google has a hard time distinguishing between similar languages - for example, Serbian and Croatian. 1. Why doesn't it look at the country extension, when there is one? Most .rs sites will be in Serbian, not Croatian. There's no real difference, but it's annoying. 2. It takes two steps to resolve and to notify of errors. If Google suggests Croatian, and I change the origin language to Serbian, why must I also go to another page and another long drop-down list to tell Google there was an error. Why doesn't it pick that up from the fact that I didn't accept its default?
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