My WordPress blog, andrewapeterson.wordpress.com was suddenly deleted tonight for no apparent reason. Here's the letter I sent to Automattic:
I have been blogging on WordPress.com for a few years and I am totally ethical, legal, and within the WP TOS in my practices.
Tonight while trying to save a post, I got this message:
"The authors have deleted this blog. The content is no longer available"
I'm almost positive this is a software-oriented mistake, since after going through the TOS of WP.com, I really don't think I've done anything that would make Automattic want to delete my content and URI.
Now, when I go to my wordpress address, andrewapeterson.wordpress.com, it says this (which is horrible):
"This blog has been archived or suspended for a violation of our Terms of Service"
Please! Don't let the axe fall on legit people like me because of a "false positive"
If there's some random thing that I did that's against the TOS that I'm unaware of, can you just inform me of that and give me the opportunity to change it?
Please.
Thank you for being a sociable company, and please write back.
Andrew A. Peterson
I have been blogging on WordPress.com for a few years and I am totally ethical, legal, and within the WP TOS in my practices.
Tonight while trying to save a post, I got this message:
"The authors have deleted this blog. The content is no longer available"
I'm almost positive this is a software-oriented mistake, since after going through the TOS of WP.com, I really don't think I've done anything that would make Automattic want to delete my content and URI.
Now, when I go to my wordpress address, andrewapeterson.wordpress.com, it says this (which is horrible):
"This blog has been archived or suspended for a violation of our Terms of Service"
Please! Don't let the axe fall on legit people like me because of a "false positive"
If there's some random thing that I did that's against the TOS that I'm unaware of, can you just inform me of that and give me the opportunity to change it?
Please.
Thank you for being a sociable company, and please write back.
Andrew A. Peterson
