The first exhibit is the email informing me that my blog was removed;
3:02 AM (15 hours ago)
Hello, As you may know, our Community Guidelines (https://blogger.com/go/
The second exhibit is the email informing me that my blog was reinstated;
Your blog titled "http://webmaster220.blogspot.com/" has been reinstated
5:27 AM (12 hours ago)
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Hello, We have re-evaluated your blog against Blogger Community Guidelines https://blogger.com/go/
Upon review, the blog has been reinstated. You may access the blog at http://webmaster220.blogspot.
Thank you for understanding.
Sincerely, The Blogger Team
* Just so none of the blog readers can try to appeal the decision to remove the blog because it was later reinstated
and the removal appeal is irrelevant now.
If you are reading this and you are a Google Operations employee, thank you for reinstating the blog.
This really got me thinking about the complicated topic of Spam and being a blogger.
If anyone reading this sentence has any reading material you would like me to have,
email it to me at ricklivermore@gmail.com or email me the link to the reading material
I have an idea. I just removed 100% of my adsense code. I notice that there were duplications and triplications of adsense
ads on a regular basis which is probably where blogger noticed the spam. We shall see if the issue goes away.
The fight really needs to be fought inside Google. The people who hate spam need to force the adsense people to
just not allow duplications and triplications of adsense ads on sites like what my site was. That won't ever be a problem now
on my site because my adsense code is gone.
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