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Digg.com is back 11 months ago

Beta users got 2 invites when it just went live. Not sure if they have a date planned for new users yet.

I got a few of these .shop domain names terminated previously.

Just reach out to the domain registrar and they have been pretty helpful. Their abuse email will be on the WHOIS (e.g. `compliance_abuse@webnic.cc`).

One registrar just deleted it for me.

Another wanted this information which I'm sure you could easily whip up if one of those sites affected you:

* Screen capture (Please include the reported url in the screen capture) * Trademark IP document * Letter of Authorization (LOA)

Slack AI 3 years ago

The search is awful. I search for exact things which I typed yesterday, and it recommends stuff in archived channels from staff that left 5 years ago.

Probably not.

100% not. I have a bunch of Google Accounts (not even with a Gmail inbox attached) that just forward on email alerts from Google Ads, etc. And have been getting these update emails since July 14th.

It's your redirects causing duplicate content and/or indexing issues.

Google's index of your old site (excluding tags): https://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Ablog.johnnyreilly.com...

Shows your blog posts were indexed with no trailing slash: https://blog.johnnyreilly.com/page/155

Your current 301 sends this to: https://johnnyreilly.com/page/155

Which doesn't have a canonical tag, or 301 redirect, to the correct blog post: https://johnnyreilly.com/2017/05/20/typescript-spare-rod-spo...

Once that's fixed, I would also jump into GSC and run their Change of Address tool (https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/9370220?hl=en).

LMK if you need a hand with this.

I actually found the solution to this last time I had it. I get it all the time on legacy G Suite accounts that are still hanging around that I never log in to.

I think it's this link: https://accounts.google.com/signin/recovery (don't go through the usual forgot email/password process on the login page or you get that stupid AI loop).

I think it helps to use Google Chrome too.

I have no issues paying for email hosting with Google (and already do on some domains), but how are people dealing with shared company email addresses with access to things like Google Analytics, Google My Business, etc.?

If that shared email address is google@yourdomain.com, and Google suspends that Google account on July 1st, how are you supposed to disconnect it from G Suite and sign it up as a free Google account (no Gmail)?