Google sent me the shitty PR notice in GWT. The site was in ALN and I hadn't been diversifying links like I normally do. I figured instead of trying to contact everyone manually I'd put together a bot to handle it. It only took a couple extra minutes to make it share-able for people here too.
The file on mediafire has the ubot source if you have ubot and want to make any changes. Otherwise just fire up the exe. Pretty self-explanatory. In the "search" field just put your domain.
For the CSV file to use, when you're looking at your list of links, use the "Download this table" file, not the "Download more sample links" file. The bot goes to each site, does a standard WP search (site.com/?s=searchterm). If it finds wp-content in the source (every WP site will have that for including the css file) and it doesn't return "No Results" it goes to dnsstuff.com to get the whois email for the domain, and sends you and them an email with the list of posts it found on their site.
I didn't try to include every email setup possible, but if you're on a cPanel server it'll work.
Hopefully this will save someone else a bunch of hours and a de-indexing.
aln remove.zip
The file on mediafire has the ubot source if you have ubot and want to make any changes. Otherwise just fire up the exe. Pretty self-explanatory. In the "search" field just put your domain.
For the CSV file to use, when you're looking at your list of links, use the "Download this table" file, not the "Download more sample links" file. The bot goes to each site, does a standard WP search (site.com/?s=searchterm). If it finds wp-content in the source (every WP site will have that for including the css file) and it doesn't return "No Results" it goes to dnsstuff.com to get the whois email for the domain, and sends you and them an email with the list of posts it found on their site.
I didn't try to include every email setup possible, but if you're on a cPanel server it'll work.
Hopefully this will save someone else a bunch of hours and a de-indexing.
aln remove.zip