This is for the snitches and other TOS Wiseguys :p

Related to http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=11286

and posts like this :
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fryman
Thanks for giving out your URL, it has now been reported to Adsense support dept.

No wonder my daily budget for my adwords campaigns is reached in just a few hours, with idiots like this one building crap and trying to cheat Google.

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Hello xxxxxxxx,

Thank you for your interest in upholding AdSense Terms & Conditions and
programme polices.

At this time, we do not feel that http://nonsense.dragosta.com/ is in
violation of any of our policies and are happy for you to continue showing
ads on this page.

Please note that we constantly monitor all of the web pages displaying
Google ads. Placing the ad code on pages that violate our programme
policies may not return ads. Furthermore, if we find that one of your web
pages violates our policies, we will notify you and ask you to remove the
AdSense ad code from that page. We appreciate your cooperation and
understanding.

Please feel free to reply to this email if you have additional questions
or concerns.

We'd also like to encourage you to let us know how we can improve our
customer support. Please take a few minutes to fill out our brief survey
at http://www.insightexpress.com/s/Google.asp?uid=UK&resetposition=true.

Your input is greatly appreciated.

Sincerely,

xxxxxx
The Google AdSense Team

 

Advice :
Remember, if you are unsure bout anything, always report your site to google first, to check if it is ok, and not in the forums. It is their jobs at google to do this

 

YEs , if in question with TOS ask Google first, especially if you have other channels that are earning good revenue...it's not worth the risk.

I have recently had the same question about one of my sites so I asked the question. This was my response:

 

In Google's position, rather than weed out offenders one by one, they are almost certainly going to prefer to observe developments - and tweak the ad display parameters, so that use of stop words and topic association simply becomes tighter to prevent perceived abuse.

So Google is not against you creating random text pages - it's your right as a publisher to choose your material - but you may find soon enough any effort made simply produces public service ads that pay you nothing.

 

Maybe Google doesn't have enough customer service people to handle all the reports of cheaters? They just recently IPOed and people who were there a long time are looking to cash out. Also, they're still hiring alot of new people...There are new ads for Google job openings in NYC almost every week.

 

Well, good for you! Yipeee!!

 

Which if i remember is what people suggest be done. I've read several times where people have said something to the effect of 'it looks iffy, go ask google'.

 

What snitches

We have some that want to snitch and bitch instead of discuss and that is not real good for a discussion forum