> If you're going to publish information that people might rely upon, especially in an emergency, you're taking on the responsibility of maintaining the accuracy of that information

That doesn't seem to work that way in most situations.

For instance there is a mandatory floor plan in all public buildings in case of emergency, and now with covid some do flow control by physically blocking entries/exits. These maps aren't updated to cross out blocked paths, and nobody seems to getting sued to outer space.

Gov sites are regularily broken, out of date, ridden with errors. I once needed to go to an clinic and used the GPS coordinates to go there, only to realize midway they were the town center coordinates and not the accurate building's coordinate. They still operate, I requested an update and it's not fixed.