I can appreciate the efforts that Blogger has taken to bring down
these truly awful "spam" blogs that steal content from sites like mine
and use an aggregator to automatically create their own content while
post a bunch of ads around it. This is despicable behavior and indeed
should be stopped.
But on Tuesday, April 15, 2008, my popular health and weight loss blog
called "Livin' La Vida Low-Carb" (http://
livinlavidalocarb.blogspot.com) was identified by the Blogger robots
as one of these "spam" blogs and I have not been able to post anything
new in five days. Keep in mind that I blog every single day, several
times a day...so, needless to say, I'm discouraged and my readers are
scratching their heads wondering what happened to me.
If my blog was new, I could understand the concern by Blogger. But
I'll be celebrating my third blogiversary on Monday with over 3
million pageviews in that period of time, so I would consider my blog
a veteran blog that shouldn't be put through this kind of needless
scrutiny. Again, I sympathize with the problem of "spam" blogs, but
penalizing the people who are creating quality content by preventing
them from posting for days on end with no communication is NOT the way
to handle it.
Blogger, please do something about your system by having a speedier
response to those of us who are wrongfully targeted as a "spam" blog
when indeed we are not. THANK YOU!
I agree this is just wrong...if they are going to shut down this many
blogs on a computer's say so...they need to be ready to IMMEDIATELY
correct those who follow the correct notification procedures. All
they have to do is take a quick look...and I don't except the excuse
that it takes man power to do it. If they are going to make a sweep
like this they need to be ready to reinstate those blogs that are not
spam immediately upon being notified. I've NEVER heard of such a
gross abuse of trust.
They need to at least take a look at a blog before shutting it down. I
can't believe they did this. I'm just boiling mad...and to compound
things as usual in this computer age...you can't even talk to a
person!!!!
> I can appreciate the efforts that Blogger has taken to bring down
> these truly awful "spam" blogs that steal content from sites like mine
> and use an aggregator to automatically create their own content while
> post a bunch of ads around it. This is despicable behavior and indeed
> should be stopped.
> But on Tuesday, April 15, 2008, my popular health and weight loss blog
> called "Livin' La Vida Low-Carb" (http://
> livinlavidalocarb.blogspot.com) was identified by the Blogger robots
> as one of these "spam" blogs and I have not been able to post anything
> new in five days. Keep in mind that I blog every single day, several
> times a day...so, needless to say, I'm discouraged and my readers are
> scratching their heads wondering what happened to me.
> If my blog was new, I could understand the concern by Blogger. But
> I'll be celebrating my third blogiversary on Monday with over 3
> million pageviews in that period of time, so I would consider my blog
> a veteran blog that shouldn't be put through this kind of needless
> scrutiny. Again, I sympathize with the problem of "spam" blogs, but
> penalizing the people who are creating quality content by preventing
> them from posting for days on end with no communication is NOT the way
> to handle it.
> Blogger, please do something about your system by having a speedier
> response to those of us who are wrongfully targeted as a "spam" blog
> when indeed we are not. THANK YOU!
I just took a look at this mans blog...(YOU..IN MANAGEMENT SHOULD
ALSO) This is not a spam blog...SHAME ON YOU!! The methods you are
using are unfair and abusive.
YOU NEED TO REINSTATE THIS BLOG...SOON.
MRobinett of The Extraordinary Pencil...(another of your wrongly
shutdown blogs)
On Apr 20, 12:43 pm, TheExtraordinaryPencil wrote:
> I agree this is just wrong...if they are going to shut down this many
> blogs on a computer's say so...they need to be ready to IMMEDIATELY
> correct those who follow the correct notification procedures. All
> they have to do is take a quick look...and I don't except the excuse
> that it takes man power to do it. If they are going to make a sweep
> like this they need to be ready to reinstate those blogs that are not
> spam immediately upon being notified. I've NEVER heard of such a
> gross abuse of trust.
> They need to at least take a look at a blog before shutting it down. I
> can't believe they did this. I'm just boiling mad...and to compound
> things as usual in this computer age...you can't even talk to a
> person!!!!
> Best of luck in this mess.
> MRobinett.
> On Apr 19, 4:06 pm, Jimmy Moore wrote:
> > I can appreciate the efforts that Blogger has taken to bring down
> > these truly awful "spam" blogs that steal content from sites like mine
> > and use an aggregator to automatically create their own content while
> > post a bunch of ads around it. This is despicable behavior and indeed
> > should be stopped.
> > But on Tuesday, April 15, 2008, my popular health and weight loss blog
> > called "Livin' La Vida Low-Carb" (http://
> > livinlavidalocarb.blogspot.com) was identified by the Blogger robots
> > as one of these "spam" blogs and I have not been able to post anything
> > new in five days. Keep in mind that I blog every single day, several
> > times a day...so, needless to say, I'm discouraged and my readers are
> > scratching their heads wondering what happened to me.
> > If my blog was new, I could understand the concern by Blogger. But
> > I'll be celebrating my third blogiversary on Monday with over 3
> > million pageviews in that period of time, so I would consider my blog
> > a veteran blog that shouldn't be put through this kind of needless
> > scrutiny. Again, I sympathize with the problem of "spam" blogs, but
> > penalizing the people who are creating quality content by preventing
> > them from posting for days on end with no communication is NOT the way
> > to handle it.
> > Blogger, please do something about your system by having a speedier
> > response to those of us who are wrongfully targeted as a "spam" blog
> > when indeed we are not. THANK YOU!
Not sure if this is how to reply and ask for help, but this Blog IS
NOT Spam?!
You've got to be kidding. Just one look at this blog should
clarify that this is NOT spam. Isn't that why we depend upon humans,
rather than brainless code to make these judgments? Hello~~ CAN A
REAL
HUMAN LOOK AT THIS IN A TIMELY MANNER. Please, whoever
is the human in charge here, please take a look! And please
reinstate
this blog. MANY OF US GET GREAT ADVICE AND SUPPORT
FROM THIS BLOG. All us other humans out here will greatly appreciate
you... Thanks.
This is definitely not a spam blog. This blog provides information and
support for thousands of people following a low carb eating plan.
Please reconsider your decision to block this blog and open it as soon
as possible.
To whom ever is in charge here, PLEASE unlock Jimmy's blog. It's an
important resource for so many and we miss it terribly. One quick look
is all you'll need to realize this is not a spam blog. Please get this
taken care of asap!
> I can appreciate the efforts that Blogger has taken to bring down
> these truly awful "spam" blogs that steal content from sites like mine
> and use an aggregator to automatically create their own content while
> post a bunch of ads around it. This is despicable behavior and indeed
> should be stopped.
> But on Tuesday, April 15, 2008, my popular health and weight loss blog
> called "Livin' La Vida Low-Carb" (http://
> livinlavidalocarb.blogspot.com) was identified by the Blogger robots
> as one of these "spam" blogs and I have not been able to post anything
> new in five days. Keep in mind that I blog every single day, several
> times a day...so, needless to say, I'm discouraged and my readers are
> scratching their heads wondering what happened to me.
> If my blog was new, I could understand the concern by Blogger. But
> I'll be celebrating my third blogiversary on Monday with over 3
> million pageviews in that period of time, so I would consider my blog
> a veteran blog that shouldn't be put through this kind of needless
> scrutiny. Again, I sympathize with the problem of "spam" blogs, but
> penalizing the people who are creating quality content by preventing
> them from posting for days on end with no communication is NOT the way
> to handle it.
> Blogger, please do something about your system by having a speedier
> response to those of us who are wrongfully targeted as a "spam" blog
> when indeed we are not. THANK YOU!
> To whom ever is in charge here, PLEASE unlock Jimmy's blog. It's an
> important resource for so many and we miss it terribly. One quick look
> is all you'll need to realize this is not a spam blog. Please get this
> taken care of asap!
> On Apr 19, 4:06 pm, Jimmy Moore wrote:
> > I can appreciate the efforts that Blogger has taken to bring down
> > these truly awful "spam" blogs that steal content from sites like mine
> > and use an aggregator to automatically create their own content while
> > post a bunch of ads around it. This is despicable behavior and indeed
> > should be stopped.
> > But on Tuesday, April 15, 2008, my popular health and weight loss blog
> > called "Livin' La Vida Low-Carb" (http://
> > livinlavidalocarb.blogspot.com) was identified by the Blogger robots
> > as one of these "spam" blogs and I have not been able to post anything
> > new in five days. Keep in mind that I blog every single day, several
> > times a day...so, needless to say, I'm discouraged and my readers are
> > scratching their heads wondering what happened to me.
> > If my blog was new, I could understand the concern by Blogger. But
> > I'll be celebrating my third blogiversary on Monday with over 3
> > million pageviews in that period of time, so I would consider my blog
> > a veteran blog that shouldn't be put through this kind of needless
> > scrutiny. Again, I sympathize with the problem of "spam" blogs, but
> > penalizing the people who are creating quality content by preventing
> > them from posting for days on end with no communication is NOT the way
> > to handle it.
> > Blogger, please do something about your system by having a speedier
> > response to those of us who are wrongfully targeted as a "spam" blog
> > when indeed we are not. THANK YOU!
> It is just crazy to lock out Livin la Vida Low Carb, this blog has
> helped so many people, you need to unlock this blog
> On Apr 20, 2:42 pm, healthylowcarbliving wrote:
> > To whom ever is in charge here, PLEASE unlock Jimmy's blog. It's an
> > important resource for so many and we miss it terribly. One quick look
> > is all you'll need to realize this is not a spam blog. Please get this
> > taken care of asap!
> > On Apr 19, 4:06 pm, Jimmy Moore wrote:
> > > I can appreciate the efforts that Blogger has taken to bring down
> > > these truly awful "spam" blogs that steal content from sites like mine
> > > and use an aggregator to automatically create their own content while
> > > post a bunch of ads around it. This is despicable behavior and indeed
> > > should be stopped.
> > > But on Tuesday, April 15, 2008, my popular health and weight loss blog
> > > called "Livin' La Vida Low-Carb" (http://
> > > livinlavidalocarb.blogspot.com) was identified by the Blogger robots
> > > as one of these "spam" blogs and I have not been able to post anything
> > > new in five days. Keep in mind that I blog every single day, several
> > > times a day...so, needless to say, I'm discouraged and my readers are
> > > scratching their heads wondering what happened to me.
> > > If my blog was new, I could understand the concern by Blogger. But
> > > I'll be celebrating my third blogiversary on Monday with over 3
> > > million pageviews in that period of time, so I would consider my blog
> > > a veteran blog that shouldn't be put through this kind of needless
> > > scrutiny. Again, I sympathize with the problem of "spam" blogs, but
> > > penalizing the people who are creating quality content by preventing
> > > them from posting for days on end with no communication is NOT the way
> > > to handle it.
> > > Blogger, please do something about your system by having a speedier
> > > response to those of us who are wrongfully targeted as a "spam" blog
> > > when indeed we are not. THANK YOU!
I have read this blog for several months now. Jimmy's site is a
valuable resource for those of us trying to change
our lifestyle to one that will improve our health. It's a shame that
someone has lead you to believe it is
spam. I think that his site and others that offer good advice are
being targeted because his "audience"
are desperate for ideas to help them. So unscrupulous people are
scamming bits to attract readers to other
sites. Please unlock Jimmy's site. Thanks for your kind attention.
> I can appreciate the efforts that Blogger has taken to bring down
> these truly awful "spam" blogs that steal content from sites like mine
> and use an aggregator to automatically create their own content while
> post a bunch of ads around it. This is despicable behavior and indeed
> should be stopped.
> But on Tuesday, April 15, 2008, my popular health and weight loss blog
> called "Livin' La Vida Low-Carb" (http://
> livinlavidalocarb.blogspot.com) was identified by the Blogger robots
> as one of these "spam" blogs and I have not been able to post anything
> new in five days. Keep in mind that I blog every single day, several
> times a day...so, needless to say, I'm discouraged and my readers are
> scratching their heads wondering what happened to me.
> If my blog was new, I could understand the concern by Blogger. But
> I'll be celebrating my third blogiversary on Monday with over 3
> million pageviews in that period of time, so I would consider my blog
> a veteran blog that shouldn't be put through this kind of needless
> scrutiny. Again, I sympathize with the problem of "spam" blogs, but
> penalizing the people who are creating quality content by preventing
> them from posting for days on end with no communication is NOT the way
> to handle it.
> Blogger, please do something about your system by having a speedier
> response to those of us who are wrongfully targeted as a "spam" blog
> when indeed we are not. THANK YOU!
Please take a look at Jimmy Moore's "Livin' La Vida Low Carb" Blog! I
think we all understand the type of blog you're trying to prevent, but
having such an influential, inspirational, informational blog offline
for over a week is frustrating for not only the Blogger himself, but
also for his many fans. Jimmy Moore's blog is NOT the type of blog
you're trying to screen for, which will become obvious as soon as
someone from Blogger takes the time to look at his site. I hope you
will soon be rectifying this problem!
I want my Jimmy Moore! I read him every day, and he is the inspiration
of many, many people! Please, please, get his blog back up and
running! I need him!
Jimmy Moore's Blog as SPAM???? That computer has a glitch! Thousands
of people depend on Jimmy's blog for the latest and greatest low carb
info. We need him back at work ASAP.
Someone who is HUMAN please help.
To whom it may concern: Livin la vida Low-carb is NO SPAM group.
I've been reading this blog for a couple years and want it back up
ASAP. It gives help to hundreds of people who need the information
and support that is given out by Jimmy Moore. Please do what is
necessary to get it back on. Thank You. Elvin
> I can appreciate the efforts that Blogger has taken to bring down
> these truly awful "spam" blogs that steal content from sites like mine
> and use an aggregator to automatically create their own content while
> post a bunch of ads around it. This is despicable behavior and indeed
> should be stopped.
> But on Tuesday, April 15, 2008, my popular health and weight loss blog
> called "Livin' La Vida Low-Carb" (http://
> livinlavidalocarb.blogspot.com) was identified by the Blogger robots
> as one of these "spam" blogs and I have not been able to post anything
> new in five days. Keep in mind that I blog every single day, several
> times a day...so, needless to say, I'm discouraged and my readers are
> scratching their heads wondering what happened to me.
> If my blog was new, I could understand the concern by Blogger. But
> I'll be celebrating my third blogiversary on Monday with over 3
> million pageviews in that period of time, so I would consider my blog
> a veteran blog that shouldn't be put through this kind of needless
> scrutiny. Again, I sympathize with the problem of "spam" blogs, but
> penalizing the people who are creating quality content by preventing
> them from posting for days on end with no communication is NOT the way
> to handle it.
> Blogger, please do something about your system by having a speedier
> response to those of us who are wrongfully targeted as a "spam" blog
> when indeed we are not. THANK YOU!
Jimmy's blog is not spam. Google should, as a common sense practice,
review blogs that are rated as spam instead of relying on a computer's
"word" for it. Computers are fallible! This is just wrong. I look
to Livin' La Vida Low Carb as a source of objective information and
research on low carb eating plans and it is unbelievable that Google
would simply let this continue. Unacceptable, Google. Get a clue.
> I can appreciate the efforts that Blogger has taken to bring down
> these truly awful "spam" blogs that steal content from sites like mine
> and use an aggregator to automatically create their own content while
> post a bunch of ads around it. This is despicable behavior and indeed
> should be stopped.
> But on Tuesday, April 15, 2008, my popular health and weight loss blog
> called "Livin' La Vida Low-Carb" (http://
> livinlavidalocarb.blogspot.com) was identified by the Blogger robots
> as one of these "spam" blogs and I have not been able to post anything
> new in five days. Keep in mind that I blog every single day, several
> times a day...so, needless to say, I'm discouraged and my readers are
> scratching their heads wondering what happened to me.
> If my blog was new, I could understand the concern by Blogger. But
> I'll be celebrating my third blogiversary on Monday with over 3
> million pageviews in that period of time, so I would consider my blog
> a veteran blog that shouldn't be put through this kind of needless
> scrutiny. Again, I sympathize with the problem of "spam" blogs, but
> penalizing the people who are creating quality content by preventing
> them from posting for days on end with no communication is NOT the way
> to handle it.
> Blogger, please do something about your system by having a speedier
> response to those of us who are wrongfully targeted as a "spam" blog
> when indeed we are not. THANK YOU!
Dear Google Blog Human Monitors,
Please hurry and reinstate Jimmy Moore's Blog. I have read it every
day for almost 3 years and it is absolutely NOT a spam site! Jimmy is
doing a great service to a very underserved group of people. Without
his research and contacts most of us would still be laboring under
many misconceptions about Low Carb Living. We need this blog
operational.
Sincerely,
The Soapmaker
To the powers that be Livin la vida Low-carb is not spam and needs to
be unlocked it's within your best interest to unlock it. Look at all
the people who read his blog!
I have been reading Jimmy's site regularly for two years. He has
never, ever spammed me or sent me a single unwarranted message in that
time to myself or anyone that I ever heard of. It is an extremely
popular blog, frequented and supported by increasing numbers of
licensed medical professionals as well as laypersons. His forum was
subject to a very aggressive hacker attack, along with the identity
theft of his paypal and bank accounts this past week. This may have
been instigated by industries he criticizes, and was reported to the
FBI. It is very possible that Bloggers' own system was hacked as well,
as this was a sophisticated, coordinated and widespread multiple-site
attack. I implore you to re-instate his site in good faith. Kevin M.
Livin la Vida Low Carb is not a spam blog. This is an informative
blog that I and thousands of other visit daily for support and
advice. Please unlock JImmy's blog as soon as possible.
Hey Blogger Folks! -- Jimmy Moore is nothing even close to Spam.
We realise that you have a difficult job to do sorting out the con
artists from the legitimate sites but I can assure you that Jimmy's
Blog is purely legitimate.
The Liven La Vita Low Carb Blog with Jimmy Moore is the flagship of
The Atkins Low Carb Dieting community.
He gets a lot of hits because he has worked relentlessly to provide
the low carb community with all of the current studies and information
available on the web.
He also does an enormous amount of writing and broadcasting on his own
with hid podcast and YouTube videos.
He's making money but it's well earned money providing free as well as
paid to click links.
He stands as a credit to the effectiveness of the web as well as
Goggle in providing valuable information for we dieters and overweight
and health conscious people.
> I can appreciate the efforts that Blogger has taken to bring down
> these truly awful "spam" blogs that steal content from sites like mine
> and use an aggregator to automatically create their own content while
> post a bunch of ads around it. This is despicable behavior and indeed
> should be stopped.
> But on Tuesday, April 15, 2008, my popular health and weight loss blog
> called "Livin' La Vida Low-Carb" (http://
> livinlavidalocarb.blogspot.com) was identified by the Blogger robots
> as one of these "spam" blogs and I have not been able to post anything
> new in five days. Keep in mind that I blog every single day, several
> times a day...so, needless to say, I'm discouraged and my readers are
> scratching their heads wondering what happened to me.
> If my blog was new, I could understand the concern by Blogger. But
> I'll be celebrating my third blogiversary on Monday with over 3
> million pageviews in that period of time, so I would consider my blog
> a veteran blog that shouldn't be put through this kind of needless
> scrutiny. Again, I sympathize with the problem of "spam" blogs, but
> penalizing the people who are creating quality content by preventing
> them from posting for days on end with no communication is NOT the way
> to handle it.
> Blogger, please do something about your system by having a speedier
> response to those of us who are wrongfully targeted as a "spam" blog
> when indeed we are not. THANK YOU!
Please handle this as quickly as possible WE ALL MISS OUR DAILY READ.
I'M GOING THROUGH WITHDRAWL . So if you could please please get Jimmy
BACK UP AND RUNNING I'm sure we can all go back to our dailly lives
quite happily.
Vikki
> I can appreciate the efforts that Blogger has taken to bring down
> these truly awful "spam" blogs that steal content from sites like mine
> and use an aggregator to automatically create their own content while
> post a bunch of ads around it. This is despicable behavior and indeed
> should be stopped.
> But on Tuesday, April 15, 2008, my popular health and weight loss blog
> called "Livin' La Vida Low-Carb" (http://
> livinlavidalocarb.blogspot.com) was identified by the Blogger robots
> as one of these "spam" blogs and I have not been able to post anything
> new in five days. Keep in mind that I blog every single day, several
> times a day...so, needless to say, I'm discouraged and my readers are
> scratching their heads wondering what happened to me.
> If my blog was new, I could understand the concern by Blogger. But
> I'll be celebrating my third blogiversary on Monday with over 3
> million pageviews in that period of time, so I would consider my blog
> a veteran blog that shouldn't be put through this kind of needless
> scrutiny. Again, I sympathize with the problem of "spam" blogs, but
> penalizing the people who are creating quality content by preventing
> them from posting for days on end with no communication is NOT the way
> to handle it.
> Blogger, please do something about your system by having a speedier
> response to those of us who are wrongfully targeted as a "spam" blog
> when indeed we are not. THANK YOU!
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