The next article is in english and spanish / El siguiente articulo esta en español e ingles.

I´ve been working as an adsense editor since February 2004, 2 months away for my 5 year anniversary with Google my primary domain is banned from showing ads because a sexy video containing no nudity. On Dic. 2 I received a mail from adsense saying that my site contains adult content (expectaculos.net/2008/11/25/video-de-belinda-topless), and that I have 72 hours to change it, and that they automatically notice the changes, so the ads will not be affected. Although I knew that video was not violating the rules I decide to remove it the moment I receive the mail (10 hours later because the mail was sent from Spain), and I thought that the problem was resolved, 6 days later I notice that the ads was not showing not only in this domain but in all of its sub domains (commonly they only disable a single domain, not the whole thing), I sent a mail to adsense-support with no response so I made a request using their form for invalid clicks cancellations and they answer me saying that they can not permit to put ads again because my site was violating their rules. So why telling me I have 72  hours to modify it if this is not true?

What I think happened was that they expected me to remove the ads on that entry and that is how they will detect the changes, but instead of that I remove the video and they not automatically detect this, and that´s why my domain gets banned from adsense, crazy!!

I would expect that over the years and more than 81 millions of page impressions (adsense report), I will have a more personal treatment and someone with common sense looking at my account, but apparently not, now my domain 7 years old will have to died because of this.

Google is going bigger and bigger leaving a few people wich I guess has tons of work which leads to poor criteria and common sense deciding important things the bad way.

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