How can I prevent foreign objects from appearing in the FB Places graphical call?

Question

I am ashamed to search for objects without any real link in my facebook graph calls. Say I'm calling places at a point in Denmark in Europe. In addition to the list of results, I may risk getting items from Singapore, Korea, Austin and other completely free positions. But according to the FB result, the coordinates are the same.

Take this call, for example:

Call FBGraph, Center: 55.676127,12.581892 (Copenhagen, Denmark), Distance: 1000m

Here are some expected results:

{ "name": "Fortunen Bar & Spiseri", "location": { "street": "Ved Stranden 18", "city": "K\u00f8benhavn", "country": "Denmark", "zip": "1061", "latitude": 55.677747326448, "longitude": 12.5802503332 }, "category": "Local business", "id": "454633487897742" }, 

And disparagingly, the result that confuses me is the kernel:

  { "name": "CampusFrance Hong Kong", "location": { "street": "25/F, Tower II, Admirality Centre,18, Harcourt Road, Central, ", "city": "Hong Kong", "country": "Hong Kong", "latitude": 55.67758, "longitude": 12.58226 }, "category": "Government organization", "id": "206130582769483" }, 

I know that I can filter them out with some name matching in the country of location, but when people are close to the borders, it will ruin my result, and also, if I ask for 20 points, I risk being at 19 or 18, but there is still the following possible page...

Does anyone know a flag or something that can be avoided to avoid this?

Answer 1

As Donn Lee mentions, it was an individual failure. We are not sure why Facebook believes this post is in Denmark, but it is clear that it does not belong there.