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Chris DL  
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 More options Nov 20 2008, 7:55 am
From: Chris DL
Date: Thu, 20 Nov 2008 04:55:26 -0800 (PST)
Local: Thurs, Nov 20 2008 7:55 am
Subject: Re: Network unreachable: DNS issue - site now de-indexed!!!
On Nov 19, 7:41 am, BuildArk wrote:

> Hi Chris

> Although what your saying is essentially a conspiracy theory, I do
> have some sympathy and I speak from experience as I currently have 30+
> site in this position.

I don't see any "conspiracy" anywhere.  But I guess that would depend
on why they've been doing it.

> The problem is this, we don't have evidence either way. I have been
> doing some experimenting and I can PROVE without doubt that the issue
> is DNS based.

No evidence?  I provided it: "The fact that this has happened to
countless site owners, and for SIX (6) Christmas's in a row, proves
it's G that's doing it.  Sure, it CAN be caused by a host blocking
IP's they should not be blocking, but that's rare, and more so; why
would so many site owners' hosts suddenly all start blocking G IP's??
Not gonna happen."

Do you think all that is just a coincidence?  Thousands of sites
owners, all at the same time every year, just a coincidence?  No way.
I've been following this for years now, and the pattern is the same
every year around Sept.-Nov.  All the webmaster forums have similar
threads and posts about "strange unexplained" things happening during
this period every year, causing the deletion of white-hat websites.
It has personally happened to me SIX YEARS in a ROW.  For the past 3
years, it's been this "Network unreachable" problem causing page and
site deletions.  Apparently there is indeed something to this as John
alluded to in his post.

> Did Google make a change to the Gbot on the 7th Nov that is affecting
> a subset of Nameservers? If so, why keep it quiet? Why not fix it?
> or...Did a subset of Nameservers get updated/changed on the 7th Nov? If so,
> why has no-one come forward and said "here is what happened & here is
> how to fix it"

Good questions, could be.
Chris
> On 19 Nov, 12:29, Chris DL wrote:

> > On Nov 18, 11:04 am, Jason Wickens wrote:

> > > Thanks, any help is appreciated as I am losing business in the run up
> > > to Christmas!

> > The fact that this has happened to countless site owners, and for SIX
> > (6) Christmas's in a row, proves it's G that's doing it.  But of
> > course they won't admit it, they always blame the host (as do all the
> > G mouthpieces around here).  Sure, it CAN be caused by a host blocking
> > IP's they should not be blocking, but that's rare, and more; so why
> > would so many site owners' hosts suddenly all start blocking G IP's??
> > Not gonna happen.- Hide quoted text -

> - Show quoted text -


 
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