There is no way we can ask for the faulty domain name to be removed - The msnbot constantly tries to assign this faulty address to www.dovada.com.au because of thousands of incoming links it finds on websites everywhere.
It then tries to index us using the ".." faulty address that it retains within the msn indexing system.
We the public cannot delete website names even faulty ones which we have described above.
The msn indexing software has a bug which needs to be attended to so that it can distinguish between a address that is malformed i.e. ".." with the two periods and then discard this from the index thus leaving the index clean for further re-indexing.
The msn indexing software will never be able to drop the affending address while it continues to find the domain dovada.com.au on the internet. Asking for the address to be manually removed will not fix the problem, the msn indexing software must be capable of finding the error itself. (What if there is a link out there which somebody has used which is malformed and msnbot finds that again the problem then returns).
Can the fault be brought to the attention of your indexing software engineers to obtain a permanent fix.
This Forum is the only hope we have, as attempts to contact support result in unhelpfull comments like I need to get quality links to my website or similar unrealistic unhelpful comments. The webmaster area has always confirmed the the domain name dovada.com.au is not blocked.
The faulty domain entry returned using http://search.live.com/results.aspx?q=site%3Adovada.com.au&go=&form=QBRE confirms this when it shows the indexed domain entry of http://www..dovada.com.au/ and is permanently shown indexed faulty.
Note that the double period occurrs just before the domain name - this is why it is not picked up as being invalid in the domain name, it is only when the domain address is completely formed that the error is occurring.
Please help
David
