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The well-known blog website Niubo.com was shut down

2009-01-12 11:08:28 Source: Southern 2 comments from netizens entered the forum

On the afternoon of January 9, netizens who were used to reading articles on Niubo found that the website was no longer accessible. "Niu Bo has been locked up?" Such questions were circulated among netizens. Soon, the website administrator Luo Yonghao's MSN signature document confirmed the rumors: "Niu Bo has been shut down. At present, Lao Luo and Huang Bin's emotions are very stable."

Because of time constraints and the special project to rectify the vulgar style of the Internet Such a coincidence caused many netizens to wonder whether Niubo.com was one of the 91 vulgar websites that were shut down. Luo Yonghao himself said he didn't know about this. The reason given by the domain name service provider has nothing to do with vulgarity, but "a large amount of harmful information on current affairs".

Closed on January 9th

Niubo.com is a unique blog provider in China. The above focuses on the people who the website organizer Luo Yonghao thinks are very good in writing articles. The authors with greater influence are all invited by Luo Yonghao.

Luo Yonghao’s blog published yesterday revealed that at about 3 pm on the 9th, he received an email from his domain name service provider “Wanwang”: “Beijing Municipal Traffic Management Bureau issued Beijing Municipal Government News Office notice: The website www.bullog.cn contains a large amount of harmful information on current affairs, and the website has been asked to correct it, but the website has not yet taken effective corrective measures. It is now necessary for Wanwang Records to stop access to this domain name..."

In an interview with this newspaper, Luo Yonghao said that the Beijing Communications Administration also notified China Telecom, the website’s server hosting provider, and requested that Niubo’s server be stopped. From the beginning to the end, the bureau has not directly contacted Niubo. Dealing with it.

Luo Yonghao later discovered that his domain name had been "kidnapped" to another website. He said: I think that in the current climate of intensive "anti-vulgarity", kidnapping the domain name of Niubo.com, which has no vulgar content at all, to a website full of "breast models' self-reported secrets of plumpness" can "lock men's eyeballs. "Create a charming cleavage that seduces people"... I would like to suggest that the relevant departments investigate this matter seriously.

It will definitely reopen

The next day, Luo Yonghao found a lot of comfort text messages from strangers and old friends. He all replied "thank you" to strangers. My friends all responded with "Okay, okay! This is the fourth time and you are still making such a fuss, just go ahead and do what you have to do."

In an interview with this reporter, he said that he had been resting for the past few days and had a few good nights' sleep. The next step is to negotiate directly with the Beijing Municipal Communications Administration Bureau. "If they want to open it, I will open it. I will agree to any request. I can delete posts, comments, blogs, whatever. If they don't open it, I will change my name, such as Lubo.com or something.

Reporter Tan Renwei Source: Southern Metropolis Daily