Re: Victim of US/China politics, or simply bad luck?

Big Bill wrote:
> On 31 Jan 2006 04:54:35 -0800, "GlobeTrekker" <SeeLaiHK@xxxxxxxxx>
> wrote:
> >
> >This is why I am concerned. If Google really has started manually
> >banning/blocking sites that offend China or even US, then we have to
> >think hard about what other concessions they are offering to those they
> >seem to (currently) have issues with.
> >
> >Cheers!
> >
> >Ron
>
> They already block out stuff, child-porn and the like.
>
> BB

Bill,

I know. If there were any child-porn or even mention of say Tibet,
Taiwan, or Tiananmen Square posts at my site/blog, then I wouldn't be
complaining here at this group/forum. Besides, I post soft-porn
pictures of Asian (mostly Japanese) models and their pictures are all
over the Internet and other sites hosting their pictures are still
indexed and have a PR (Page Rank) of 5, 6, or above!

Anyway, in short, the models at my site are all above 21 years old, and
no, there are no underage models. Also, I avoid obscene words like f*ck
and use alternatives like "bonk." So what gives?

And even though I do criticize Hong Kong or China politicians, I do
refrain from using the three T's - Tibet, Taiwan, and Tiananmen at my
site. OK, I did mention Taiwan a couple of times.

Still, can't make sense of it all. If this (dropping my site) happened
three months ago, or four months down the road, I might have shrugged
and thought nothing about it. But now? Right at this moment when the
very two or three topics are hot news for Google?

Hard for me to digest it is all innocent and Google is all automatic,
blah, blah, blah.

But back to square one - why isn't Google replying my specific query
(submitted via their support - form)? And they do list their phone
numbers at "About" at Google main page. Should I pick up the phone and
call them? I guess they are going to put me on an endless hold,
especially knowing I am calling long distance. How much fun will they
and my phone company (long distance bills) have? I can only imagine!

Cheers!

Ron

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