Google's "Get the answer you're looking for added to the web"
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Get the answer you're looking for added to the web
Your question will be shared with online publishers who may be able to answer it. When shared, it won't be associated with your Google Account.
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By submitting a question you couldn't find the answer to, you can help Google and publishers learn what info is missing from the web. Google will analyze your question and share it with publishers who may be interested in answering it. That means the next time you search for your question, you might find a new page with the answer. Please note that Google doesn't write or control the content on web pages you find through Search.
Because these questions are shared with publishers, please make sure you don't submit any personal info (such as your phone number, email address, or credit card number) that you wouldn't want shared publicly.
Possible related: https://searchengineland.com/content-ideas-may-be-coming-to-google-search-console-390244
Perhaps previously: https://blog.glitch.com/post/google-question-hub Question Hub
see mention here https://twitter.com/simonw/status/1252645454665281536