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The Undelete My Blog Project

Deleted your blog - by accident or on purpose? Want it all back? A resource site dedicated to helping bloggers in need, The Undelete My Blog Project will offer my limited expertise and even better, the collective wisdom of other , more resourceful bloggers in retrieving your precious posts from oblivion. There is hope yet. 

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Wednesday, March 29, 2006

4:49 AM - Recovering deleted blogs - Google too!

Wow, it seems that I am not the only one who deletes my blog and goes around in circle afterwards. Google itself has done it this time!

According to a post on their official blog googleblog.blogspot.com, they accidentally deleted their blog and the control was taken over somebody else. Thankfully for Google, the blog has been restored and back in running condition.

As visitors of Undelete My Blog Project know, accidental deletion of blogs is nothing new and it happens to the best of us, as this incident shows. I just would like Google to tell us how they restored their deleted blogs so that hapless bloggers (like yours truly!) don't have to go around digging in Google cache for it.

And by the way, I think that it takes a lot of guts to stand up and say that you made a mistake. We are only humans after all. But not many companies do that. Nice going, Google!

4 Comments:

  • At 5:17 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    I just want to say thank you! Your program helped me to recover my old deleted blog. My old one was http://kim2thekiko.blogspot.com and I recreated it by using a new domain, http://kim2thekiko.com.

    I had to re-insert each and every one of my 63 posts but I didn't care! Check out my short article on how to recover deleted blogs:

    http://www.kim2thekiko.com/2008/01/how-to-undelete-blog.html

    I'm working right now to add pictures to help net-surfers reclaim their deleted blogs. I hope you don't mind because I will be needing the link to your undelete program to include in my next article.

    Luv yah + ur work!
    Keep up the good job!

     

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