At this point it looks as though the problem is local to Korea; everyone outside of Korea is reporting no problem, and I'm once again able to access my blog via Unipeak. This still doesn't settle the question of whether we're looking at a deliberate blockage, but it is an opportunity for those with their own domain names to praise the virtues of staying away from blog service providers like Blogger/Blogspot.
Many thanks to all the people who have commented.
GEOGRAPHY UPDATE: Of the 7 people currently viewing my blog (12:53PM, Seoul time), only one is in Korea. Of the last 100 people to visit my blog, only 8 are in Korea.
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Friday, November 02, 2007
many thanks to commenters
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I can see your blog, Kevin. My own's gone down a few times, though!
ReplyDeleteKevin,
ReplyDeleteI wrote a short post about this and so far, several people have responded that no, they can't access any of the Korean blogs being hosted on Blogger/Blogspot.
Dammit! Now, I can see your blog again, Kevin! Can't you do something about this?
ReplyDeleteJeffery Hodges
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It looks like we might be un-blocked!
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