This is the message I found in my blogmad yesterday:
>Hi,
>
>Your blog (bzhuo373) has been suspended because it contains code that breaks >out of the BlogMad surfbar and this go against our terms and conditions.
>
>Regards

That's this blog.
Well if it "breaks out of the blogmad surfbar" then why is it? Explain it! Blogmad should be giving more CONSTRUCTIVE comments rather than these kind of crappy comments.
What the hell are they talking about? If something is wrong they should help provide a solution to fix it. How am I supposed to know. Not all of us are computer geeks and have other things to do rather than look for "code that breaks out" of the system.

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This was actually an issue a few months ago but all accounts with a NuTang blog were blocked because the way that NuTang is coded it can break out. I know that it will happen if when reading a NuTang blog through blogmad and you click the comment link, it will force itself out of the frame which then gets the surfer out of blogmad.

Dave had discussed it with the people at Blogmad personally to explain it to them and then they reinstanted accounts from here. I would try sending a message to dave (http://dave.nutang.com) from his profile and tell him that you have received a message about this and hopefully it can be cleared up. But this should be nothing that's your fault. I actually checked my account but it's not blocked. Chances are that someone tried to comment, it kicked out of the blogmad frame and they told on you. So it should be fixed up.
» etheracide on 2007-02-08 07:02:56

hi..~~~ hey is great that uhaving a goodlaugh at my poem..lol
» jolenesiah on 2007-02-08 08:18:59

i have even totally forgotten the existence of blogmad though i have signed up with it last year.
» renaye on 2007-02-08 09:47:05

why should blogmad do the coding for you? you signed up with them, it's your blog, you oughta take responsibility for your own site or get off the web. very few of us running personal or fan websites know every bit of code ... but when something breaks, we either learn how to fix it or find someone who does know. i spent ages trying to fix the CSS in my site before i got it working for all browsers. don't be a spoiled brat whining that someone else should automatically fix it for you. grow up.
» dude (66.54.250.196) on 2007-02-12 07:19:48

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