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Unfortunately, 5to20… a prison blog is no longer online!

Recently, I was checking on a prison blog, 5to 20. What I’ve discovered, a blog is no longer available on the internet. Well, that leads me to a question, or a set of questions:

  • Why 5to20 is no longer there?
  • Why did this website disappeared?
  • What ever happened to a blogger who is maintaining a blog serving prison time?

Maybe a prison blogger who runs 5to20.net hasn’t got any help from his friends and family by helping him renew his domain, and keep his website in good standing. He wrote about his experience in prison, along with his life as a sex offender. He did had a story about his addiction to pornography. In some years in the future, he will be released from prison, but his internet usage may be restricted for the rest of his life, and he has to register as a sex offender.
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Looks Like It’s Time to Reinstall WordPress On Your Website

Okay, you discovered your website is severely damaged, and you have no way to get your WordPress site up and running; you need to reinstall WordPress from scratch. If you were reconsidering your content to be republished, be sure to have a backup of all plugins, databases, and other data on your website. If you have sensitive data, always encrypt them in an encrypted drive, or secure location. If you have valueable content what you’ve created for years, you may need to have your content be restored,–if you have a backup copy.
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An Advert Plugin Hasn’t Been Updated For Some Years… This Plugin Has Been Closed Because WordPress Guidelines Has Been Violated

If you were finding an ad-managing plugin that enables you to monetize your website with your way, and cut away a middleman? Advert was a plugin that was developed by Jeremy Norths. I stumbled upon this plugin when I was finding a plugin to manage my own ads. Typically; this plugin relies on PayPal; a prefered payment platform chosen by a developer. However; this plugin enables you to add custom payment platforms to it. It was advertised as free, and it doesn’t have premium features to pay for. I tried out this plugin, and it supposed to be updated on a regular basis.

As I took a look of the documentation; it doesn’t have any relevant articles available to get help with this software. Although; this software is open-source, that enables you to modify it.

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[FAQ] Why Won’t GreenGeeks Offer Free Hosting Packages When I’m Unbanked?

Typically; GreenGeeks only have paid hosting packages. Since GreenGeeks rely on paywalls instead of advertisements to host their platform. However; this is a major drawback for people who were unbanked,–living from one check to the another. GreenGeeks doesn’t offer payment by check for people who were unbanked. Now these days; we have to provide valid info when opening bank accounts because, they’ve implemented efforts to prevent money laundering, terrorism financing, and other serious factors. Ditching check payments are not to blame when you were unbanked!

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