my blogspot blog disappear, why?

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I am setting up a blog which was copied from other news and manually post to my blogspot blog with credits from sources. I have found this with other bloggers also, but why now my blog was lost? since when I seen other .com domain which was the same style I was doing like copied and credited to the original news, their site was still alive.


does it means that Google does not allow blogspot post credited from others?

and finally how about autoblogging??? it is the end???




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No lol :). I had autoblog on blogspot since august and it is still up ( but 3 days ago i buy .com domain ).
 
I have had 4 blogspots yesterday get flagged for spam, I think if you use ezine articles they get banned.

The reason I say that is because my auto blogs that use feeds not from ezine are fine !
 
my friend also lose him blogspot blog with domain , Now he not allowed to hosting that same domain in blogger.

So, any way to adding that domain in blogger?
 
I am setting up a blog which was copied from other news and manually post to my blogspot blog with credits from sources. I have found this with other bloggers also, but why now my blog was lost? since when I seen other .com domain which was the same style I was doing like copied and credited to the original news, their site was still alive.


does it means that Google does not allow blogspot post credited from others?

and finally how about autoblogging??? it is the end???




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Here we go again....Yes, autoblogging is dead along with articles, blog commenting and even SEO as we know it. Time to find a new job.:rolleyes:

In all seriousness, I use Ezine on blogger and have never had a problem. There is probably something else going on that's giving you trouble. You should invest in your own domains. Then you wouldn't have to worry about anything.
 
I think google found your blog more interesting that is why they hold your blog in their hands..lol
 
I think google found your blog more interesting that is why they hold your blog in their hands..lol

Google found a new blog on their own server that scrapes content valuable? I really hope that you were joking.
 
if this would be the case, why google does not send any email to me information their algo change, and in this way they will hold or suspend my blog...
 
if this would be the case, why google does not send any email to me information their algo change, and in this way they will hold or suspend my blog...

That's the problem with using free sites. You do not own the site; you are just using their space to put it simply.

Therefore, they can come in and delete any site they want, when they want, for whatever reason they want without telling you anything.
 
if this would be the case, why google does not send any email to me information their algo change, and in this way they will hold or suspend my blog...
Yeah!!!! Same here.

Not once in the last 10 years has google ever sent me an email notifying me of any algo changes they decide to make. As a matter of fact, they've never even asked for my opinions on whether it's a good idea or not. They just up and make changes willy nilly with no regard for my feelings.

Now that I think about it, that's probably what's wrong with the whole damn system. If these big corporations would just check with me before making any big decisions, I'm sure I could do a good job keeping them on the right track.

That really grinds my gears!!!!

LOL :smokin:
 
Think about it for a minute. If you are going to exploit a free service to illegally copy content for the sake of cheating Google in one of the most embarrassing ways for them, what better service to use than the one owned by Google? There's absolutely no reason to believe that they might want to detect spam effectively and enforce it. And of course if you're going to match wits with a machine, it may as well be one engineered by the dummies at Google.

Yeah Blogspot!
 
I totally agree with GreyWolf!

I think we should start a petition, that henceforth the Big G has to inform us of its algorithm changes at least a month in advance and take note of our feedback suggestions. If we go viral and get at least 3 dozen supporters in our camp - they will have no way out but to listen.

Until we achieve this lofty goal, use your own domains and hosting for tricks Google is not particularly fond of - content scraping being one of them. ;)
 
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