The blog search is also being updated. Once these changes are live users will be able to use the new features.

In the last couple of days the database was increasingly taking on more and more load. In the mist of a database outage, we decided to move the data while it was down. Everything should be stable with a few errors here and there. We will clean that up.

As for user files and photo album images; 

They are not lost. Images and files missing from your blog post or images missing from your photo albums are still in the process of moving. To move them securely they are being transmitted slower with encryption. Within a few hours of posting this message all user files and photo album images will be restored.

A nutshell. The database needed to be in a more stable environment. It is on a new server and things should be more responsive.

If you have any issues contact help@blogtext.org

It has been more than three years since Google disabled our account the first time. 

Just like other blog providers BlogText allows its users to use their own adsense ID to earn money from visits to their blogs. The problem with google is that they don't understand what blogtext.org is. If you scroll down to the bottom of every blogtext page, it would seem to most that BlogText is a free blogging service. And at the bottom of every BlogText page is a link to report a user. Furthermore, we hate blog spammers and we hate casino gambling spam blogs even more. We do a lot to keep them removed from our system.

Googles email below:

Hello,

While reviewing your account, we noticed that you are currently displaying Google ads in a manner
that is not compliant with our policies. For instance, we found violations of AdSense policies on
pages such as http://www.blogtext.org/liuhecaicaipaio.

As stated in our program policies, AdSense publishers are not permitted to place Google ads on sites
with content related to gambling or casinos.

As a result, we have disabled ad serving to the site.

Your AdSense account remains active. However, we strongly suggest that you take the time to review
our program policies (https://www.google.com/adsense/policies ) to ensure that all of your remaining
pages are in compliance.

Please note that we may disable your account if further violations are found in the future.

Sincerely,

The Google AdSense Team

By no means is google the leader in removing spamming accounts from their blogger system. Google could be named the kings of blog spam. Are they going to disable adsense ads on their blogging service blogger? Of course not.

Google took the time to visit the gambling blog on BlogText however they completely failed to understand that maybe blogtext was a blog service. In doing that they banned all of our users from using their adsense account at BlogText.org. This is completely unacceptable and makes us wonder who is in charge of disabling domains on adsense accounts.

We have emailed google asking them how they failed to realize that BlogText is a service and that we at BlogText are strict about spam blogs. There have been other users who signed up at BlogText to display gambling info, those accounts are removed when first noticed, along with other users who violate the terms of service.

Google this was evil. Do no evil?