Blog*Spot Connectivity In South Korea

A few bloggers in South Korea are reporting inability to access blogs published to Blog*Spot.

We have a problem rollup in Blogger Help Forum, where the problem is being explored.

If you are located in South Korea, and you are experiencing any difficulty accessing any Blogger or Google services, please provide details, in the rollup discussion.

Your geographic location - City and Country, please.
Your ISP name.
Please verify the scope of your outage, using my standard 5 link connectivity test.

If you're able to provide details about your outage, you can help Blogger Engineers to focus on the problem - and not on speculations.

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