David Geer Talks Tech
Wednesday, October 18, 2006
Blogger support is non-existant Courtesy of http://www.GeerCom.com.
Geer Communications - your on time technology writer!
Welcome!
No one is giving a response to this and it is a big problem and a bad reflection on Google, Blogger and Blogspot.
Now that I have moved my blog to my own domain, archived entries from
before show up both on my domain and on blogspot. This is a big problem
as Google penalizes sites and pages for having the same content in more than one place.
What I need to do is to remove the entries from blogspot. I need someone to actually tell me how to do this. I have posted this same question several times with no answer
of any kind.
I posted the above on Blogger Help at Google and got one remark that I was asking for help in the wrong place from someone who has a link to a site that distributes spyware.
I see where I can simply delete certain posts, but I don't know whether that will cause Blogger to remove posts already sent to my domain, costing me all that work.
Is Blogger support really non-existant? Well, let's see. I have visited every conceivable link to try to find an email address for Blogger or Blogger support but it can't be found. Google, are you finally screwing up as everyone eventually does?
I can't locate any email to contact Google anymore either.
Best,
David Geer - your on time technology writer!
Geer Communications
Geer Communications - your on time technology writer!
Welcome!
No one is giving a response to this and it is a big problem and a bad reflection on Google, Blogger and Blogspot.
Now that I have moved my blog to my own domain, archived entries from
before show up both on my domain and on blogspot. This is a big problem
as Google penalizes sites and pages for having the same content in more than one place.
What I need to do is to remove the entries from blogspot. I need someone to actually tell me how to do this. I have posted this same question several times with no answer
of any kind.
I posted the above on Blogger Help at Google and got one remark that I was asking for help in the wrong place from someone who has a link to a site that distributes spyware.
I see where I can simply delete certain posts, but I don't know whether that will cause Blogger to remove posts already sent to my domain, costing me all that work.
Is Blogger support really non-existant? Well, let's see. I have visited every conceivable link to try to find an email address for Blogger or Blogger support but it can't be found. Google, are you finally screwing up as everyone eventually does?
I can't locate any email to contact Google anymore either.
Best,
David Geer - your on time technology writer!
Geer Communications
