blogger being deleted!!

It doesn't even matter exactly what the rules say, there: they're so idiosyncratically and inconsistently applied and interpreted that there's no point trying to decide these things "logically" or "reasonably".

Even Blogger themselves openly admit that blogs are sometimes deleted as part of an automated process, without human intervention, when people (competitors?) "flag" blogs.

It makes no sense at all to let any part of your business, unnecessarily, be dependent on a site you don't yourself own and control.

The reality is that there are only really four (partly overlapping) groups of people (in "internet marketing") who use Blogger ...

(i) People who are unaware of the unnecessary risks

(ii) People who imagine that those risks are all problems that happen "only to other people" and that they'll be ok "if they stick to the terms of service" (this is, of course, nonsense but a lot of people believe it )

(iii) People who don't know that you can have your own reliably self-hosted WordPress blogs without even paying anyone a penny for the blog, the theme or the hosting

(iv) Very few people who still imagine that "they must rank well because Google owns Blogger" (seriously, there are still a few people who believe that - it's also nonsense).

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Is blogger blogs worthy?
have blogspot energy?
is Wordpress really a better choice than Blogger in my case?
Blogger Hosting...Is that ok??

I use Hostgator, myself, and have had no major problems with them.

Hosting: The 'baby plan' is around $7 a month
Domain: Usually $10, but there's always deals going around for a few $$ off (I use Namecheap)

I had a blog get deleted once like that. I had no idea why. I thought it was maybe because I had ads and I was not allowed to market affiliate programs. But certainly, this was not the case. Many Bloggers do that. I had years worth of posts and I had never backed them up. I feel your pain and am sorry for your loss.

Thanks for the comments to everyone first,appreciate it so much, do i need to know html if i go for buying a domain and hosting?? i have no idea what kind of contents should be built for ,any suggestions for newbie?? thanks

Don't put all eggs into a basket.

So don't use one account of Blogger.com (Google) only for all online business activity.

A while ago I created, over the space of about 6 months, 14 Blogger blogs. They were going to be part of an experiment I had in mind and were in the 'build them up phase' so I was adding regular content but had not put any kind on monetization on them.

As far as I know they broke no rules and complied 100% with what I understood of the terms of service. The subjects were pretty general and not, in my view, in any way contentious.

Then one morning I woke up to an email from Blogger telling me that they had deactivated all of my blogs. Every single one was gone. No reason given.

I emailed support and was given a canned response that didn't address the question.

I emailed again and was sent a curt reply saying that Blogger reserve the right to delete any blog at any time without needing to give a reason, and that there was no right of appeal.

14 blogs and six months (of very part time) work gone. Just like that.

Guess which platform I will never touch again. Even with someone else's 10-foot pole.

If you were giving away pirated software or movies behind those content lockers, then it doesn't take "confirmation" to know why they got deleted, it only takes common sense.