I previously wrote about how Google Blogger has changed top level domain names (country codes) for censorship purposes. After these recent changes to Bloggers' country code domains, I have experienced a lot of 503 Server Errors. The changes to the country domain name extension coincided with other changes rolled out by Blogger such as Search Preferences for SEO optimization. So it is not clear where the 503 errors stem from but it appears that other users/bloggers are experiencing the same problem.
If you have seen this error please leave a comment so that I know, I am not the only one!
Here is the HTML code returned by the Blogger servers:
It's interesting to see the error pages served by Blogger servers do not comply to HTML 4 standards.
If you have seen this error please leave a comment so that I know, I am not the only one!
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| HTTP 503 Service Unavailable Error means the server is currently unavailable (because it is overloaded or down for maintenance). Generally, this is a temporary state. |
Here is the HTML code returned by the Blogger servers:
<HTML><HEAD><TITLE>Service Unavailable</TITLE></HEAD><BODY BGCOLOR="#FFFFFF" TEXT="#000000"><H1>Service Unavailable</H1><H2>Error 503</H2></BODY></HTML>
It's interesting to see the error pages served by Blogger servers do not comply to HTML 4 standards.
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