Basically, we'll be going through the site (even the basement) removing anything that might be considered overly sexual in the hopes that we'll get ads back. I know people will probably complain but this point, I can't really care. If you want to look at half naked chicks, use google. Obviously I'd prefer to not be so strict about this but getting ads back is EXTREMELY important. If anyone wants to help, taking a look back through old threads and reporting stuff that could be considered "sexually gratifying" (such a stupid term) would be extremely helpful. Or you can tell me to "GFY". Either option is fine.Word from support is that the problem is "sexually gratifying" content on your site. You'll need to remove that before ad serving can be re-enabled.
See this article about what AdSense considers to be "family safe" content (even bikini shots can be a problem, depending on the pose.):
http://adsense.blogspot.com/2007/11/play-it-safe-family-safe.html
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Nick Mangold
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justincredible
Nick Mangold
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Thu, Aug 30, 2012 12:18 PM
Finally got some response back and the issue lies in "sexually gratifying" content. Unfortunately it's pretty open to what they might consider "sexually gratifying" content.
Aug 30, 2012 12:18pm