They even locked me out of my Adsense account, which really upset me. Fortunately, I was able to restore access to my Adsense account through an automated form.

If Google is taking four or five days to restore access to blogs erroneously flagged as spam, why not have a real human being look at a blog before disabling access to it?

I requested they unblock it three hours ago. I am still waiting.

It is very frustrating to invest so much time setting up your personal space online only to have it violated by the very people who provided it in the first place.

I don’t know how Blogger’s stupid *robots* could register my blog as spam when I already have three posts on it. Obviously their programmers are a bunch of imbeciles. If Blogger is outsourcing their IT to cheap labor from third-world countries they should stop.

Now I cannot even write anything on it. I wonder if the same thing will happen again. I am considering switching to WordPress.

Both these sites are blocked at this very moment. The first for almost a week – no matter the Unblock Request. The second for two days.

I have so much work to do. And I do setup these blogs for FREE at my expense. And I even teach the new Bloggers how to post, etc.

So here I am. I offer a perfectly legitimate, FREE, service. I spend time promoting Blogger. I even customize the templates. And what does Blogger’s Spam Bot do? Make me look like a total idiot!

Don’t get me wrong, I love Blogger – but this type of thing breaks one’s trust. What if they DELETE ALL MY WORK AFTER 21 DAYS. Of course I’m stressed. What prevents them from doing the same to other blogs I set up for people in the past?

I just got this message too for my aircraft review blog (which is in Finnish):
http://lentokone.blogspot.com
My blog is legit and fully written by myself.

As a consequence, I migrated all my blogs from blogger to WordPress.com. I am still trying to figure out what to do with them, but at least I have a backup now if the evil Google removes my texts I have spent so much of my spare time to write.

And yes, I am really pissed off to Google, the intent is good, but the implementation is bad.
I requested review for my blog yesterday, but it still is locked. Even one day downtime in this kind of service makes me look elsewhere. So far so good, my stuff is now in the wordpress.com, thanks to the bad service of Google/Blogger.

And, I already blogged about this to my new WordPress blog (see link above, in the website url).

Best Regards,
Karoliina Salminen

I started a blog through Blogger last night and got this ridiculous email about it being considered spam today. I didn’t even get a chance to write my first post yet. As far as I’m concerned, they can keep it. I’m taking my blogging elsewhere.