Off Google “suspicious” list, Tomwilkowske.com celebrates
Whoopee!
We here at Tomwilkowske.com are happy to report that those typing the URL “tomwilkowske.com” into their browsers will no longer be interrupted by the scary red MALWARE warning page.
In a related story, those searching on my name will no longer see the “this site may harm your computer” warning above the link.
Google confirms it: we’re clean. We’re having an extra dollop of cream in our coffee to celebrate.
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