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Help! I am being blocked by Google!?

Last Updated 10/15/2008

By: Erik van Ballegoij

Just another day in the live of a (ASP.NET) developer. If you are anything like me that you spend a considerable time of your day researching, and of course... Google is one of the tools of choice here..... Or is it?

Well... I think I must have done something wrong, because Google doesn't like me anymore. When searching for "asp.net jquery webcontrols" I got this message:

If you want to see the "live" version of this message, click here.

It took me some time to realize that no matter what I tried (different browser, search from virtual machine), it boiled down to that all my searches that included the text "asp.net" would result in the same error.

Now, usually i am not someone that sees conspiracies everywhere.. but this seems to be very weird. Google blocking searches for ASP.NET? Are they planning to release their own server side language? Who knows, why would they stop at the browser?