Hi everyone,
This issue from last year seems to have come back again:
I had an email today from Google Search Console.
It said:
סיכום מבוסס בינה מלאכותית
A user, Richie, reported receiving a Google Search Console warning about a deprecated data-vocabulary.org schema on a member-only page (https://greyarro.ws/t/hosting-pano-360-photos/1227/3). jomaxro requested more details, and after inspection, confirmed the page is private and likely indexed in the past (circa 2018). Richie apologized for the false alarm, assuming it could be safely ignored. jomaxro reassured him that while this specific case is harmless, public pages with such errors should still be reported, as Discourse could have regressed. Richie agreed to remain vigilant for future issues on public content. The thread concludes with jomaxro encouraging users not to ignore warnings entirely — only those tied to non-public content — and to report any crawlable public pages showing schema errors.
We’re going to need more info from the search console please. What specific page is Google unhappy with? If you inspect the issue reported and view the live page via the console, is the error still present?
Hi @jomaxro this is the page:
https://greyarro.ws/t/hosting-pano-360-photos/1227/3
It’s in a member-only section of our web site so I’m not sure why Google are only flagging it now.
Here’s a screen shot:
If I click the INSPECT button:
I think I can safely ignore this one.
Sorry 
Yeah, it’s not public, so you can ignore. Must’ve been public at some point in the past.
Yes, it would have been on that first index back in 2018.
Sorry to waste your time @jomaxro - I shall ignore these in the future 
No worries, and don’t ignore them! We always could’ve regressed. If you find a public, crawl-able page with an error - let us know!