Running adsense on a filehosting site

Recently I have started a file hosting website that has become fairly popular. I have both an adsense and adbrite account. Because I am afraid of getting banned from adsense, I have yet to put any ads on my website.
My current earnings are pretty lousy with adbrite.

Today these are my stats:
Ad zone views 2x,xxx Clicks 6x Ad revenue $5.xx

I feel that I could make a tremendous amount more with adsense, but I do not want to lose my account. At the moment I do not use my adsense account for anything, but I would love to grab in and take some of the money that could be made with adsense.

I have read the Terms and Conditions from Google and I know they are against sites that release copyrighted material (even heard of people getting banned) and I know because I am a file host, I deal with that to some degree (there is no getting around it). The main question I suppose is this: is there a way to comply with Google’s terms and still run adsense on my site?

There are several file hosting / sharing websites that run adsense that I have seen and that are not banned. Those include:
www.filefactory.com
www.shareator.com

What is the key? Should I ban certain keywords? Not display adsense on certain pages? Or should I just stay with adbrite? There has got to be a way to comply with the terms, and I want to know how. I do want to follow the rules here.

Any suggestion and help would be nice. Thanks guys.

 

I guess if you can display adsense only on pages that offer a public domain file, that could be ok. But honestly I don't see how you could do that, and I don't think that public domain files are the most popular on your site...
And another options is to have A LOT of traffic and become a premium adsense publisher. Talk to your adsense rep about it, tell them how much traffic you get, but it must be a lot and ask them about not displaying adsense on pages for warez files.
You have nothing to fear since adsense is not on your site yet.

 

Thanks for the reply James. I'll see if I can get adsense to respond to an email.

 

.....Thanks to you all...that info adds my knowledge about adsense...