The Real Blogger Status

for Blog*Spot being blocked by the Chinese Government . I'm afraid this problem comes from the Chinese government - it blocks all Blog*Spot pages from being shown within the country. If you'd like to purchase a hosting service from another company, though, you'll be able to continue publishing through Blogger and you'll be able to see your blog. Sorry about this, but unfortunately, there's not much we can do about it. From God's mouth, to your ears, folks. End of story. >> Top

We see various problem reports in Blogger Help Group. My blog is gone. My blog is half gone. My blog is not found. I'm being told that I'm not supposed to see my blog. There's nothing there. All of these complaints may, or may not, come from any of several problems. Active Filtering Passive Filtering Local Filtering Network Problems Diagnosing The Problem More Information Active Filtering You may try to view your blog (or maybe go to Blogger, to setup your blog), and get 403 Forbidden This is, most likely, a Blogger problem (or a problem with your host, if your blog is hosted outside Blogger). You could get something like "403 Forbidden". It may say "Bad customer! Naughty!", or something similar. Some ISPs, possibly influenced by political pressure, are filtering some websites, or all of Blog*Spot . There are two ways of filtering Internet traffic. Each have different technologies, and different results. Active filtering. Passive filtering. Active fi...

I just posted to my blog, so I know that it's there. I can tell others are looking at it . But I can't see it . Well, the good news is you don't have a blog hijack or other calamity . Your blog is not gone. Apparently, some ISPs are blocking *.blogspot.com , or maybe have network configuration or infrastructure problems. You can access Blogger.com or you can access Blogspot.com, but you can't access nitecruzr.blogspot.com, or bloggerstatusforreal.blogspot.com. You can't access them directly, that is. If you can access any free, anonymous proxy servers , though, you may be able to access your blog. Note: You can use PKBlogs with the URL pre packaged. Here is the address of this post (with gratuitous line breaks to prevent the old post sidebar alignment problem ): http://www.pkblogs.com/bloggerstatusforreal.blogspot.com/ 2006/07/help-i-cant-see-my-blog.html And an additional URL, to provide to those suffering from this problem, would be the WordPress version of ...