Berrinche de blogger...protesto!!!

Bien feliz venía hoy lunes, a decidir con qué post reiniciar la vida bloguera, pues tengo varias cosillas ahí pendientes, cuando me encuentro en mi bandeja de gmail una “cartita” de Blogger notificándome que he infringido el copyright y eliminaron mi post alusivo al concierto de Chente el 3 de abril en El Salvador.

En primer lugar, me indigno, porque yo saqué los audios de esnips, una web que aclara su política de copyright y donde se supone que, si lo pudieron subir, no está protegido. Muchas veces yo he intentado subir audios que yo tengo en mi computadora y me dice que no se puede subir porque tiene copyright. Entonces uno supone que si lo encuentra ya “arriba” es que todo está azul...pero fue negro en este caso.

Hoy revisé nuevamente esnips y ambos audios se encuentra ahí todavía, pero a mi blogcito el señor Blogger le borró todo el post!!!.

Lo que me da más cólera, es que borraron el contenido de texto, el cual es evidentemente mío y lo más valioso del post.

Así que estoy bastante molesta con blogger, quiero que me devuelvan mi post, no me importa que le quiten los audios, pero yo exijo mi texto de vuelta y en la fecha que lo publiqué. Grrrr.

Bueno, aquí les dejo la amable misiva, por si les da gana practicar su inglés =S

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