You might try the privacy page and not let Google, etc. archive it. But let it be visible to normal visitors.
I noticed a big jump due to the archiving bots when I first start up a blog.
Or turn it off, and have the google visibility only a few days a month.
Or check with your provider/webhost and see if they have any suggestions.
Or find another web host.
lol.. they’ve suggested to make an account for me on another server. hah..meaning i will lose everything 🙁 and i have to start over again. I hate this 🙁
this is their last reply to me a few min ago:
“Dear Adler,
Our server goes down when somebody open your website. I can create an account
for you at another server. Please advise.
Thank you”
:-< at least they coult let me use my hosting account and limit the site access from the web till i manage the problem, if i find out which is the problem.
Does their newer server cost more for accounts ?
If so, that might be why they are suggesting a move.
I have all of my website files on my hard drive. So, no matter what happens, I still have them. And since I worry about hard drive failure, I have my personal files backed up to cdr on a regular basis.
My client just got suspended also… for 5.5% of the shared environment CPU. We were notified 2 weeks ago and cannot figure out what happened from the last WP upgrade just before that. Have WP Cache, swapped out one social networking share plugin (Gregarious) for one that doesn’t do email (i-love-s-n), use the Comment Subscribe and that’s it.
Today they didn’t even notify us. They had already moved us to the “troublemaker” server and it must have continued. I got them to turn us back on for a bit so we can troubleshoot. When we’re off, we can’t get to anything for backup or repair.
HELP!!
there are some Benefits and Limitations of WordPress.com Blogs. I will list main points here.
Limitations of WordPress.com Blogs
1. No Advertising
2. No Sponsored / paid posts
3. Limited Theme Customization
4. No Plugin Uploads
5. No WP Code hacking
6. Paid Upgrades
7. Violate TOS and Get Deleted
Benefits of WordPress.com Blogs
8. Its Free
9. Survive Traffic Spikes
10. Spam is No Problem
11. Freedom from WordPress Upgrades
12. Automatic Backups
13. Free Support
14. Preview New WordPress Features
15. Blogging Simplified
I hope this will you in decision making.
