This was a major deficiency too.
- With the original BlogSpot URL unused, blog readers had to be informed in advance of the pending change.
- As soon as the blog was published and the BlogSpot URL became available, it was frequently snapped up by splog publishers.
This deficiency appears to be ended. I was in the process of diagnosing a problem with an FTP published blog, where the owner reported
I can no longer reclaim the original subdomain, as was recommended.
I went to verify the condition of the BlogSpot URL, and observed a very interesting display.
This advice was rather annoying, with custom domain published blogs, but I think it's rather comforting right now.
This is a major improvement for FTP publishing, and it would appear that FTP publishing is intended to be a peer solution to custom domain publishing. From a business standpoint, and considering the problems inherent in publishing by FTP, I still wonder what's the long term plan.
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