Some genius decided to translate stackoverflow and hosted the sites on local domains.
You won’t see the traffic now, but I took a screenshot of the traffic in advance.
Site examples:
In the comments, people discussed that when creating sites, you shouldn’t put them on a single IP or leave network footprints. To which I was told: «I’ll put them on one IP for now, and we’ll figure it out later.»
No. That’s not how things are done. You need to spread domains across different IPs right away and use different designs so there are no network footprints.
In my PBN network that you buy, that’s exactly what I do right from the start.
If this person had taken care of this issue, they would have avoided abuse complaints and the TOTAL deindexing of the entire network.
Where is this network now? It was simply wiped out:

The faint of heart better look away.
At one point, all the sites were banned at once. I think it was due to abuse reports.
And the visual design of the sites leaves a lot to be desired:

And it could have been 1M in traffic…



















