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3 years, 3 years I’ve wrote reviews and posted them here. Then Saturday you terminate my blog because apparently; ‘ the majority of the reblogs on your blog have malicious code hidden in the caption section or deceptive redirections in the click-through links.’ So that’s it then. They’re all gone and I can’t get them back. Thing is that page almost never reblogged and all external links went to official sites for the companies that made or sold the games themselves. Honestly I don’t know what to do about this and its somewhat heartbreaking. I have no idea where to go to post my reviews now.
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