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]]> By: JoeChongq http://www.fightsplog.com/news/index.php/2005/10/response-from-mitch-ratcliffe-on-the-how-to-get-google-to-fix-blogspot-issue/comment-page-1/#comment-37 JoeChongq Wed, 26 Oct 2005 09:45:42 +0000 http://www.fightsplog.com/news/index.php/2005/10/response-from-mitch-ratcliffe-on-the-how-to-get-google-to-fix-blogspot-issue/#comment-37 Would imposing some quality controls really be that difficult? How about not running Ads from sites that have been banned from Google's index. It seems to me that would be a very simple and automated way to improve AdSense. Obviously Google cannot monitor the contents of every site that uses AdSense, but there are certain terms that may be more prone to abuse that should be looked at. My example of ads for Firefox and Mozilla are only annoyances. There are far worse abuses out there. How about ads for spamming software? We need to get that into the hands of more people who don't know what they are doing right? Those websites don't explain what you are buying is spamming software. They make it sound like a totally legitimate way to increase your traffic and trick a lot of buyers. This comment turned out really long so I turned the rest of it into its own<a href="http://chongq.blogspot.com/2005/10/how-not-to-fix-blogspot-issue.html" rel="nofollow">post on my blog</a>. Would imposing some quality controls really be that difficult? How about not running Ads from sites that have been banned from Google’s index. It seems to me that would be a very simple and automated way to improve AdSense.

Obviously Google cannot monitor the contents of every site that uses AdSense, but there are certain terms that may be more prone to abuse that should be looked at. My example of ads for Firefox and Mozilla are only annoyances. There are far worse abuses out there.

How about ads for spamming software? We need to get that into the hands of more people who don’t know what they are doing right? Those websites don’t explain what you are buying is spamming software. They make it sound like a totally legitimate way to increase your traffic and trick a lot of buyers.

This comment turned out really long so I turned the rest of it into its ownpost on my blog.

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