You could say the same about the fishing,dogs,bikes,and numerous other areas on this forum that aren’t directly associated with Land Rovers....Quote:
Originally Posted by weeds
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You could say the same about the fishing,dogs,bikes,and numerous other areas on this forum that aren’t directly associated with Land Rovers....Quote:
Originally Posted by weeds
Would seem what was in the On Target section would fall within the adsense acceptable use guidelines policy of allowing hunting / sporting discussion. Unacceptable guidelines seem to be centred around discussion driving firearms sales, violent / illegal content such as bomb manufacture / use and the like.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift
Has AULRO received a warning from adsense over the content of "On Target" which has prompted this?
adsense = Google.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chops
Yep I could but they aren’t in the cross hairs......Quote:
Originally Posted by scarry
I mainly logon for Land Rover content, everything is a bonus.....I’m a member on other forums for activities I like I.e. hiking, MTBing etc. if I owned a gun I would join a gun forum.
The said could be said about the Brewers den, photography, fishing etc etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by weeds
Actually since no one is selling any fire arms or ammo it doesn't breach any policy.
Weapon-related content
What's the policy?
Google ads may not be placed on pages that sell, facilitate or advocate the sales of weapons and weapon accessories. This includes but is not limited to the sales of ammunition, gun parts, hardware, pistols, rifles, BB guns, sporting guns, air guns, blow guns, and stun guns. This policy also prohibits the placement of ads on pages that sell explosives, including fireworks.
Examples
Examples*
Acceptable Not acceptable
- Pages that are primarily about the sport of hunting
- Pages that sell antique guns, non-working replicas, emergency flares, paintball guns, scopes, or holsters
- Pages located outside the U.S. that sell Airsoft guns
- Pages in the U.S. that sell Airsoft guns and have the appropriate disclaimer on the landing page
- Pages that contain content regarding archery or bowhunting
- Pages that sell collectible knives, daggers, swords, cutlery, chef knives, or sporting equipment
- Pages that drive traffic to firearm sales
- Pages in the U.S. that sell Airsoft guns and DO NOT have the appropriate disclaimer on the landing page
- Pages that sell knives or weapons with an intended violent use
- Pages that teach bomb or other explosive-making or give instructions on how to harm or kill
join a gun forumQuote:
Originally Posted by trout1105
this is primarily a Land Rover forum which has grown to cater for associated interests.
if any interferes with the primary goal, it will be removed until i can work around it.
but it takes time.
neither subscriptions nor advertising can pay for the place on their own, so i need to balance it as best i can.
Fair enough [biggrin]Quote:
Originally Posted by incisor
multiple violations in factQuote:
Originally Posted by Ferret
i fought this as long as i could
could not let it drag on any further as it was getting out of hand.
and they dont give you specifics, you have to manually hunt through the content to find the violations
massive amount of mans hours could be wasted looking for it
as you can see it's not big on detail [biggrin]Quote:
Dear publisher,
This Google Publisher Policy Report gives you an overview of recent activity related to violations found on specific pages of your websites. As enforcement statuses may change over time, please refer to the "Page-level enforcements" section of the AdSense Policy Centre for the current list of active violations.
Please note this report doesn’t cover violations that may happen on an overall site or account level. You may be notified by a separate email if site or account level violations are found. Ads will continue to serve where no policy violations have been found, either at the page or site level.
In the last 24 hours:
• New violations were detected. As a result, ad serving has been restricted or disabled on pages where these violations of the AdSense Programme Policies were found. To resolve the issues, you can either remove the violating content and request a review, or remove the ad code from the violating pages.
Further details on enforcement can be found in the AdSense Help Centre. To learn more about our programme policies, please view the AdSense Programme Policies.
Kind regards,
Google Publisher Policy
Sneaky Buggers.Quote:
Originally Posted by incisor
and once you get so many, you can lose everything without warning or comeback
i have already lost one big agency, i cannot afford to lose another...