AdSense allows publishers to place the Ads on Porn Sites?

[cupid9]

Don't believe? Me too! However, I visited a Gay Blog accidentally from Blogger Next Blog Button and saw a lot of naked men pictures. And I saw AdSense on that site too! Immediately, I clicked the Notify Blogger Button and sent report to AdSense using Ads by Google link on that site. I wait and wait and check the site again to make sure AdSense Team has taken action against the publisher. However, almost half month has passed and I still see AdSense placed above naked men pictures. In addition to that, Blogger takes no action too!

Here is the link, check it yourself, contains explicit pictures http://www.xgaypartyboy.blogspot.com

Unbelievable? Try to believe it!

[wrmineo]

Uh ... no thanks, not clicking that link nor do I really give a crap.

This is probably a lover who gilted you or a competing site, so now you're trying to get everyone on the bandwagon to lodge complaints.

Sorry, not playing that game or anything else.

[Friend]

Well cupid... with single post...
Who are you???

[DomainMagnate]

Yup, I know one porn site that also displays adsense.

But I won't tell, because it's a great one and I use it

[Crusader]

Motives aside. Google does react to complaints, although the timeframe might be anything from a few weeks to a few months. Especially considering that the holiday season is only now drawing to a close I think it's understandable that it takes a while.

[wrmineo]

Originally Posted by Michael_Goldman

Yup, I know one porn site that also displays adsense. But I won't tell, because it's a great one and I use it

But don't let that stop you from sending me a PM ... might be worth looking at

[Seiya]

Originally Posted by wrmineo

But don't let that stop you from sending me a PM ... might be worth looking at

lol.

btw i dont think people are gonan check out that link to make sure ur speaking the truth lol (firstp ost) at least i know i wont ewww

[blinxdk]

Well I checked it, I havn't died from looking at a naked man before

There is indeed adsense and hardcore images on the site.

[wissam]

I know a porn and mp3 downloads site that showing the ads in a floating java thing with tons of porn pics .. no action

[toppspinn]

the old "blogger next blog" story, huh?

[adwordaffiliate]

Google will catch on eventually I'm sure.

[cupid9]

Originally Posted by adwordaffiliate

Google will catch on eventually I'm sure.

I think Google will take NO action against porn sites with AdSense. Why? These porn sites generate tons and tons of traffic daily and Google earns tons and tons of money daily only by serving impression ads on these sites.

Who will stop himself earning tons of money? No one!

Originally Posted by adwordaffiliate

Google will catch on eventually I'm sure.

Until today, almost after three week, Google takes no action! Waiting ...

Originally Posted by adwordaffiliate

Google will catch on eventually I'm sure.

I bet you Google will not forfeit a publisher who make BIG money from AdSense even his site is porn site!

[Seiya]

i bought a nice domain today about x topic , ill make it into a totally not porn site and ill see what kind of ads adsense gives it... (the word is also related to porn)

[Mister Tut]

Wouldn't that violate the Blogger TOS as well as the Adsense TOS?

[jackburton2006]

Yet another guy spending all his free time worrying about what the Jones are doing and hatin' over it. Dude, even if it is a porn site, if THERE ARE ADS that match his side, and people click it because those ads APPEAL to them, what's the problem? I don't see fraud here. I don't see anything malevolent. If the guy's gay site gets relevant ads, and people click because they're interested, EVERYONE is getting what they want. So what is YOUR problem that you are "waiting and waiting and waiting" for some guy to get in trouble? Methinks someone needs to pay more attention to his own site...

Originally Posted by adwordaffiliate

Google will catch on eventually I'm sure.

Once again, if there are Adwords ads catering to gay interests, and he runs a gay site, and there are relevant ads that his gay-interested visitors are clicking on, the adwords advertiser is getting his relevant traffic, and everyone is getting everything they wanted, WHY IN THE WORLD WOULD GOOGLE "CATCH ON"? Isn't this the whole point of Adsense/Adwords?

[Crusader]

Originally Posted by jackburton2006

Once again, if there are Adwords ads catering to gay interests, and he runs a gay site, and there are relevant ads that his gay-interested visitors are clicking on, the adwords advertiser is getting his relevant traffic, and everyone is getting everything they wanted, WHY IN THE WORLD WOULD GOOGLE "CATCH ON"? Isn't this the whole point of Adsense/Adwords?

The problem is that it's against the Google ToS. If Google doesn't enforce their terms and conditions then it's open season for anyone out there to make a quick buck no matter what. Hence more advertisers will pull out of the content network because the quality of the sites are so bad and stick to only showing ads in search results.

Site Content

Site may not include:

* Excessive profanity
* Violence, racial intolerance, or advocate against any individual, group, or organization
* Hacking/cracking content
* Illicit drugs and drug paraphernalia
* Pornography, adult, or mature content
* Gambling or casino-related content
* Excessive advertising
* Any other content that promotes illegal activity or infringes on the legal rights of others
* Pop-ups, pop-unders or exit windows that interfere with site navigation, obscure Google ads, change user preferences, or are for downloads. Other types of pop-ups, pop-unders, or exit windows may be allowed, provided that they do not exceed a combined total of 5 per user session
* Excessive, repetitive, or irrelevant keywords in the content or code of web pages
* Deceptive or manipulative content or construction to improve your site's search engine ranking, e.g., your site's PageRank
* Incentives (monetary or point-based) to users or third-party beneficiaries for online activity including, but not limited to, clicking on ads or links, performing searches, surfing websites, reading emails, or completing surveys
* Sales or promotion of certain weapons, such as firearms, ammunition, balisongs, butterfly knives, and brass knuckles
* Sales or promotion of beer or hard alcohol
* Sales or promotion of tobacco or tobacco-related products
* Sales or promotion of prescription drugs
* Sales or promotion of products that are replicas or imitations of designer goods

[cupid9]

Originally Posted by Crusader

The problem is that it's against the Google ToS. If Google doesn't enforce their terms and conditions then it's open season for anyone out there to make a quick buck no matter what. Hence more advertisers will pull out of the content network because the quality of the sites are so bad and stick to only showing ads in search results.

Totally agree!

[cupid9]

Originally Posted by Mister Tut

Wouldn't that violate the Blogger TOS as well as the Adsense TOS?

Certainly! But Blogger and Google AdSense close their eyes on it, this make me worry!

[bloggermel]

If google handles it I don't care. If google doesn't handle it I don't care. When they start paying me to enforce the law, I will care.

[cupid9]

Originally Posted by bloggermel

If google handles it I should care. If google doesn't handle it I SHOULD care. When they start paying me to enforce the law, I will care.

Very Funny!