Tumblr: CheckMate
by Adomas 1 year, 3 months ago on August 18, 2007 - Commentary (0) - Filed under - Ramblings - RSSThis has been predicted before already many times. Tumblr banned all of 30 Day Challenge sites — no matter with good and original content or not.
3 of mine and all of my team mates’ sites were suspended too.
And I’m not surprised at all, that was sure to happen with such enthusiasm from all the challengers, that’s why I moved my blogs, before it happened, to Wordpress and Blogger.
I wonder what Ed Dale will offer now.
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by Adomas on Saturday, August 18th, 2007 - Commentary (0) - Filed under - Ramblings - Grab the RSSYour thoughts are welcome!
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Hmm… maybe being behind was a strategy instead of a liability. 
Mine do not seem to have been banned at this point, though I feel bad for those who have put the work in, and gotten it squashed.
Hmm, the problem with the thirty day challenge is that it’s too big already.
As long as you get the two main things (well, so far) - 1) Do research. 2) Build GOOD conten - it should still remain a good marketing lesson.
I must be lucky. I have only put one blog up on Tumblr and it is still intact and active. I wonder why I was spared. I am in the process of adding some more content so let’s see if zi am snagged.
Greg
Like I said, it seems that they removed all sites that had ‘How to’ and ‘Free’ words in their names and were created after August 14th, so I would suggest to avoid those words and if you do have keywords that contain them — move to Wordpress.com
New update. My information did not include “Free” or “How-To” but I added content today (ranked on 1st page for both Phases) and shortley after that I my accounts were suspended.
I think it is anybody with more than one account. But that’s my personal opinion.
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