The Real Blogger Status

AdSense uses various techniques to protect their content quality - and when they take action, they don't always give you a lot of clues about their actions, or warnings before taking action. Both AdSense and Blogger use fuzzy analysis to classify unacceptable content and practices . Neither AdSense or Blogger can publish definitive policy advice, each time they classify or suspend an account.

Blog owners periodically report seeing "their" blog online - but not being able to access Blogger, to control it. It's my blog - but when I login, I'm forced to an older blog, that I don't care about! The person reporting this discrepancy may or may not own the blog in question - and we need to diagnose the reason for the discrepancy . Similar to spam review , we employ a diagnostic technique known as triage. Triage starts with standard diagnoses.

If you are a fan of any TV medical dramas - or if you have any medical background, you probably know the term " triage ". In a medical setting, triage is applied to conditions where multiple patients are present, and far outnumber the medical staff available to provide immediate treatment. When a "triage" technique is needed, one doctor examines each patient, briefly, and places each in one of three categories. Immediate care needed, and beneficial. Immediate care not needed. Treat when cases of #1 priority are complete. Immediate care not needed, or useful. Treat when cases of #1 and #2 priority are complete.

Of the many problem reports that we see in Blogger Help Forum: Something Is Broken , possibly the most ambiguous might be My blog was deleted. How do I get my blog back? The confusion, evidenced here, is normal - but overlooking the reason for the deletion can waste time - and delay or prevent getting the blog restored.