Google disable my blog! :(

zeronymo4

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Google disable my blog,i think for no reason...

It was porn blog(full porn movies-adult tv channels) with not so much traffic(160.000 pageviews total)

They send me this message:

If your blog is disabled, it will be listed on your Dashboard, but you will not be able to click on it to access it. If this is the case, there will be a grace period during which you can request that it be reviewed and recovered. The disabling is a result of our automated classification system marking it as spam. Because this system is automated there will necessarily be some false positives, though we're continually working on improving our algorithms to avoid these. If your blog is not a spam blog, then it was one of the false positives, and we apologize.
 
You made a pornographic blogspot with illegal content?
 
never heard it before. may be your host. google don't own web. they can de-index you but cant control over your website.. it is still weird to me.
 
i think was illegal content because i had porn movies for free(brazzers,private) and premium porn tv(like playboy tv,bazzers tv)
But i took all my content from other blogs...so i dont understand why they disable my blog(with poor traffic)and not the other blogs...
 
ohhh.. so you created a blog at BlogSpot and crying for nothing. there is clear TOS on BlogSpot on any pornographic content.
 
i am not crying exactly dude.
i told you it wasnt great blog,poor traffic,poor earnings.
I just cant understand how their TOS are against pornographic content
like you say but all my content was from other blogs with huge traffic and these blogs are still alive...

Also if you have seen their message to me,they are talking for spam.But i really didnt spam.Thats why i had so poor traffic.
 
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Next time bro, watermark your videos and photos, re-write your content or if you can't rewrite simply spin it. That's the best way to go. Them spamming your blog is probably because someone maybe reported your content is all.

Your blog, is it domainname.blogspot.com or you hosted a .com blog on blogger?
 
Did you have ads on the blog such as exoclick, juicy ads, or plugrush?
If so then that's why you were banned. Blogger doesn't allow monetizing adult blogs.

Here is in article on it.
zdnet.com/googles-blogger-to-delete-all-adult-blogs-with-ads-in-three-days-7000017451/

You can use my blog host if you want pornblog.me it's like blogger but for porn blogs.
 
i am not crying exactly dude.
i told you it wasnt great blog,poor traffic,poor earnings.
I just cant understand how their TOS are against pornographic content
like you say but all my content was from other blogs with huge traffic and these blogs are still alive...

Also if you have seen their message to me,they are talking for spam.But i really didnt spam.Thats why i had so poor traffic.
You say it wasn't spam but you took all your content and videos from established porn sites. How is that not spam?
Non of the content was yours...
 
You say it wasn't spam but you took all your content and videos from established porn sites. How is that not spam?
Non of the content was yours...

What i mean.I found brazzers TV in one other porn blog.Under the post the admin posted iframe code so everyone can add the Porn channel in his blog.So thats spam?
 
of course its not true mate!
 
You say it wasn't spam but you took all your content and videos from established porn sites. How is that not spam?
Non of the content was yours...

Well, actually that's copyright infringement not spamming.
 
The problem with having any blog on Blogger is how they can shut it down so easily as you don't own the space.

Looking back, I'm sure you would have started your blog on your own hosting with Wordpress, if you had known how easily it could be taken away from you. And, now you will have to start over.
 
The problem with having any blog on Blogger is how they can shut it down so easily as you don't own the space.

Looking back, I'm sure you would have started your blog on your own hosting with Wordpress, if you had known how easily it could be taken away from you. And, now you will have to start over.
I'm going to have to agree with FingerFlyer here, OP. I initially hosted my business website on Blogger, but after reading their TOS carefully, I realised that when I used Blogger, I never owned any of the content on my website. That day, I moved my blog to a new host and installed the Wordpress software and I'm very satisfied with it. The only problem is that your self-hosted Wordpress website probably won't be as fast as your Blogger website was (Google servers are obviously fast).
 
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