Okay I was wondering if AdSense would ban me. My forum has hacking contents. And is against their TOS. But they have AdSense on Milw0rm.com. Weird. Or can I do this? Like not put AdSense ads on the pages that has hacking content. My forum's link is http://www.whooked.com. Please take a look at my forum and let me know. What should I do? I really want to use AdSense. Thanks.
I know that man. But I was wondering how Milw0rm.com has AdSense. And would I be able to keep my account by not putting AdSense on the pages that has hacking content.
sometimes it takes a while for them to find violators to their TOS. there are a lot of websites to search. but if a site violates the TOS trust me they will find it eventually.
I don't understand why you would knowingly take a stupid risk like that. Unless you goal is to get banned by google.
Okay guys. I know that Google will find out eventually. Not a newbie. I used AdSense before and my account got closed because a spammer on my site repeatedly clicked the ads and Google thought I asked him to do it (aka click fraud). I appealed to Google and they didn't reply. So now I'm wondering if I could make another account and put AdSense on my forum except for the pages with hacking content. And I tried AdBrite (it sucks).
Crap. Google didn't reply. I just got an automated message from them linking to their FAQs page. Any other opinions?
hmmm, my advice is be careful I think it s better be safe and try to be on adsense TOS rules and guidelines btw: instead of H4cK3Rz z0N3, better change the subject of subforum and post "security advice zone" or something like that you can expose the vulnerabilities as same as Milw0rm do, but as advice to increase the security but better ask for support in
You can try with other ads network. If you have duplicate contents then you should not waste your time with adsense . It is my experienced suggestion
There are a lot of sites running AdSense aside forbidden content. They are all going to be banned sooner or later. Just because a site violates the ToS and get away with it, doesn't mean you should expose your account at risk as well. Right?