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For all you newsy folks who went to visit “Solomon’s” this morning and found an error page, he site has released a statement on Facebook. According to the post, the site has been considered “spam” by the web hosting company Blogger. It isn’t clear if the action taken by Blogger was based on a breech of the hosting agreement or if it was a random automated response. Blogger is a free website platform for many bloggers and owned by Google.

For those who worry that the Wellsville Sun could suffer the same fate: Worry not, this site used a paid website software program, hires local web design professionals, and is independent of Google or the like.

Here is the statement from Solomon’s this morning:

“Blogger has taken down our Solomon’s words…

A data center migration from eNom web hosting provider caused unexpected domain resolution problems that are expected to last for a few hours.

Customers started to complain that they could no longer access their websites and emails due to Domain Name System (DNS) issues.

Enom services are down impacting access to websites and email.

— Ken Westin (@kwestin) January 16, 2022

My google apps gmail is not getting email, turns out DNS is not working because @enom is doing “a datacenter move” that ran into problems. What medieval times are these when a datacenter move brings down DNS for organizations? Advance warning would have been nice @enomsupport.

— Pieter Viljoen (@pieter727) January 16, 2022

The company said that it received reports of domains using eNom nameservers that were…

A data center migration from eNom web hosting provider caused unexpected domain resolution problems that are expected to last for a few hours.

Customers started to complain that they could no longer access their websites and emails due to Domain Name System (DNS) issues.

Enom services are down impacting access to websites and email.

— Ken Westin (@kwestin) January 16, 2022

My google apps gmail is not getting email, turns out DNS is not working because @enom is doing “a datacenter move” that ran into problems. What medieval times are these when a datacenter move brings down DNS for organizations? Advance warning would have been nice @enomsupport.

— Pieter Viljoen (@pieter727) January 16, 2022

The company said that it received reports of domains using eNom nameservers that were…

Around 48,000 internet domain names belonging to U.K. citizens and organizations — including pro-Brexit site Leave.eu — have been indefinitely taken offline from Monday, following the revocation of their .eu domain names by the agency in charge of registrations.

The move marks the final step in an ongoing process since the U.K. withdrew from the EU on January 31, 2020.

U.K.-based owners of .eu domains were told that they needed to prove eligibility for an EU domain; otherwise, they would risk suspension, meaning their domains would be unable to support website-hosting or email functionality.

To register a .eu domain, individuals must be either citizens or residents of the bloc, and organizations should be established within the EU.

More than 80,000 websites…

Troubles are mounting for a Texas website used to report violators of the state’s extreme anti-abortion legislation after the site was forced offline by two different web hosting platforms.

The site ProLifeWhistleblower.com was removed from its original web host by the provider GoDaddy on Friday before being suspended by its new host, an agency known for providing services to far-right groups.