WP.com Issues
May 31, 2009As some of my readers know, a while back I was invited in to help Dan out with his blog at swagcodes.wordpress.com – I’d help him by posting about it when a new code came out. What did I post? Even though SwagBucks has not updated their policy on codes, I didn’t post the actual codes but I posted that there was one and directed people to twitter or the SwagBucks blog, or wherever they needed to be.
One day I logged into WP.com to find that my personal blog was removed, swagcodes.wordpress.com was removed, and I was banned from the site for no given reason.
This really ticked me off because first of all, I had started out on WP.com – my personal blog still had all of my original blog entries (although I do have them here now too – Geek Dad started out on WP.com), plus the newly written entries, plus I used it to comment and needed my API key for plugins.
It didn’t stop there. My wife was banned and my brother in law was banned, too! It’s ridiculous and they took it way too far. Lynn emailed in and was unbanned, and she got her brother unbanned too, all with apologies from WP.com. What she managed to get them to do was great! So she asked about my account (they won’t reply to my emails).





