Grey bar grrr

[toddb]

I recently bought the .com version of my site and my partner the "tech" person, made it an alias of the other site. So .net and .com were identical. Well it took me 2 weeks to figure it out and get to it to change it. I did change it and everything was fine stuffed showed in google. I was using a single page front end a couple of pages referenced from .net. Today I see .com is grey barred. Is it at all possible this is because of the full page change? like it got dropped somehow? Did google finally see that it was mirrored for a bit and now dropped the mirror? The goofy thing is it is fine as grey bar. I can use it how I thought I would with just a feed over from people who type .com. Still was a heart wrenching deal.

[pendanticist]

Greetings toddb,

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Repeat after me: Site Search is my friend [searchengineworld.com] :)

Pendanticist.

[toddb]

Gotcha. I am banned which is a bummer. Glad I got rid of the partner as this could have been a disaster if it was my .net that had gotten kicked out.

[pendanticist]

I am banned which is a bummer.

From what I've read in the forums, being banned is not always terminal. I only own one .com, so events like this have never been an issue.

Once the Internet is back to normal you'll get others who are more adept at helping in the banning area.

Pendanticist.

[brina]

"Once the Internet is back to normal"

?

[pendanticist]

?

Euphemistically speaking.

Pendanticist.