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I found out a couple of things that I will share a bit about now, and discuss in more detail on my lifestyle blog at another time, soon.

I have changed the template because it was compromised. Fabulously Curvy's template was duplicated by another site, in another country.  It was not a fashion blog, but of another genre that utilized our previous template and didn't tailor it to their own needs.  Even the colors were the exact match, fonts, layout, everything! It confused Google's search engine and flagged my site, enough so that our ranking was no longer defined, and our site pushed to a sub domain page. 


I will continue to my plans to have a premium site & template before the year is out.

 Please be patient while I tweak my content to fit this Blogger template.  I feel safer utilizing it right now.

 I am ticked off at this, legitimate sites links to yours when you have a successful blog.  It gets you seen on Search Engines, and my legitimate links were literally "swallowed" up by this duplicity. It sucks!

 I back up my sites and content always.  Highly recommend. And I do recommend you curvy divas if you blog, to keep an eye out on your own sites for problem you don't see. I'll share how I found out all this soon. 

There's a lot going on for me off-line that requires my full attention. I am keeping up by posting once or twice weekly now, and will be back to our regular schedule soon.
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