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webzenstar · 12-29-2006, 08:41 PM

When Google provides you with an AdSense advertising code, they trust you'll use your best judgement before plastering this precious advertising revenue generator on something which might look bad, for them AND their advertisers.

As far as I know, you're entirely free to paste the code on "spam pages" but in the same way, they're free to (eventually and at any time) close you account if it's obvious that you went too far off.

Google has a business model to protect and I deeply respect that.

As a general rule of thumb, staying away from such ventures is better... for your long term financial health.

Just my 2 cents -- good luck ; )

12-29-2006, 08:41 PM	#4 (permalink)
webzenstar Contributing Member Join Date: 03-12-06 Location: Levis, QC Posts: 247 iTrader: 0 / 0% Latest Blog: Is social networking just getting warmed up?	Decisions When Google provides you with an AdSense advertising code, they trust you'll use your best judgement before plastering this precious advertising revenue generator on something which might look bad, for them AND their advertisers. As far as I know, you're entirely free to paste the code on "spam pages" but in the same way, they're free to (eventually and at any time) close you account if it's obvious that you went too far off. Google has a business model to protect and I deeply respect that. As a general rule of thumb, staying away from such ventures is better... for your long term financial health. Just my 2 cents -- good luck ; ) __________________ Yes, that's right, I blog at beep.name!