wealthyslacker
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- Feb 17, 2016
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Google ads may not be placed on adult or mature content. This includes content which may contain:
I could list a thousand places where I see their ads with the above materials
I also got this one:
Our program policies do not permit any alteration to AdSense code which artificially inflates ad performance or harms advertiser conversions. Your publisher account offers a number of options when generating the ad code, which we hope will allow you to create an ad layout that fits in with your site. It is also not allowed to place ads on mobile optimized sites so that they cover any part of the site content or implementing parts of a webpage to cover any portion of the ads. Please be aware that if you have a responsive website design that ads may shift into non compliant positions as the format of the screen changes.
Funny I am using their exact code placed in a WP theme that displays everything just fine, and the site they complained about barely gets any visitors!
honestly my other sites are far more deceptive yet they get a pass, due to their traffic maybe? Making them money and they look the other way
- nudity or strategically covered nudity
- sheer or see-through clothing
- lewd or provocative poses
- sexual activities
- sexual fetishes (ie foot fetish content)
- crude or indecent language (ie erotic stories, adult comment spam in postings)
- sexual performance tips or advice
- adult toys or products
- ads or links to external sites containing adult content
- adult links and/or adult keywords within the meta data in the source code of your site
I could list a thousand places where I see their ads with the above materials
I also got this one:
Our program policies do not permit any alteration to AdSense code which artificially inflates ad performance or harms advertiser conversions. Your publisher account offers a number of options when generating the ad code, which we hope will allow you to create an ad layout that fits in with your site. It is also not allowed to place ads on mobile optimized sites so that they cover any part of the site content or implementing parts of a webpage to cover any portion of the ads. Please be aware that if you have a responsive website design that ads may shift into non compliant positions as the format of the screen changes.
Funny I am using their exact code placed in a WP theme that displays everything just fine, and the site they complained about barely gets any visitors!
honestly my other sites are far more deceptive yet they get a pass, due to their traffic maybe? Making them money and they look the other way