Duplicate content(not copyrighted)+AdSense ads--->???

[bestrevenueshare]

Is it against their policy.

[paulgl]

With 55 posts, it's hard to call this spam.
But these questions seem typical from a spammer.
And you've asked other ones.
Like this one:
Can I publish AdSense ads on an empty page of my site?

Yet, you have a blog on adsense. Go figure.

All my articles are copyrighted. And I have adsense.
So what does copyrighted have to do with anything?
Any article written in the US becomes copyrighted
as soon as it's published.

Duplicate content has various meanings.

Duplicate content can be copyrighted.

The internet is full of duplicate content.

Duplicate content, copyrighted content, has nothing
to do with adsense TOS.

But believe it or not, google publishes a plethora of stuff on
adsense TOS. Take the time to read it.

Paul

[bestrevenueshare]

Originally Posted by paulgl

With 55 posts, it's hard to call this spam.
But these questions seem typical from a spammer.
And you've asked other ones.
Like this one:
Can I publish AdSense ads on an empty page of my site?

Yet, you have a blog on adsense. Go figure.

All my articles are copyrighted. And I have adsense.
So what does copyrighted have to do with anything?
Any article written in the US becomes copyrighted
as soon as it's published.

Duplicate content has various meanings.

Duplicate content can be copyrighted.

The internet is full of duplicate content.

Duplicate content, copyrighted content, has nothing
to do with adsense TOS.

But believe it or not, google publishes a plethora of stuff on
adsense TOS. Take the time to read it.

Paul

first of all thanks for your comment.

You can define me as a spammer, I have no objection because I know that I never tried to spam the system, I am here not just to share my knowledge but I want to learn something from this forum.

But I did not know that, you have to be an expert to participate here, then I should quit, because I am not an expert.

You are saying that, "go there and find your question" well that is great, now we have an ultimate answer here - JUST GOOGLE IT That's it.

Both the questions you have mentioned -are not different?, perhaps I should check my dictionary to find out the difference between EMPTY PAGE and DUPLICATE CONTENT PAGE.

Thanks again.

[timpears]

Originally Posted by bestrevenueshare

You are saying that, "go there and find your question" well that is great, now we have an ultimate answer here - JUST GOOGLE IT That's it.

Most of the questions asked in this forum could be answered by just Google-ing it.

Your questions do seem just a little odd though. For a number of reasons, including your sig.

[DynoMutt]

bestrevenueshare,

paulgl's advice is tough love. If you read his posts you'll actually see that he cares a lot about setting people straight on the facts.

He didn't tell you to Google your answer. A lot of people can Google the questions they ask here, but they come to WarriorForum because of the advice that can be found here. Paul told you to go to Google's official Adsense TOS page. That's what he meant by "Google publishes a plethora of stuff on Adsense TOS."

[paulgl]

Originally Posted by timpears

Your questions do seem just a little odd though. For a number of reasons, including your sig.

That's being polite.

Nobody here works for google.

Sure we can say, yes, no, maybe, sometimes,...and I do.
Quite often.

In the end, it's YOUR responsibility. If you had not gone around the forum
and ask stuff like,

Can I put adsense on a blank page?

Well, you seriously need to start reading the TOS for yourself.

Especially while you run a blog on adsense.

I did answer your question in my first reply. Your question is a
one that can be answered yes, no, maybe, sometimes,...
You steal an article and put adsense, no. You get an article from
EZA, probably. Depending on content. But that article is copyrighted.
EZA is full of duplicate content. And has adsense.

You need to read the TOS or the adsense blog, look at your content,
and decide for yourself.

When you ask if you can put adsense on a blank page, well, you
obviously have not read a single thing from google about adsense
TOS.

Paul

[donkiston]

Google will ban you for this act.
This is against Google rules and regulation.

[owenlee]

If you have the point the article back to the original writer then is okie...but i dont think you do that so is wrong...

[MIRENGE]

Take care it is illegal and you will be burned by Google.

[timpears]

Originally Posted by paulgl

That's being polite.

Nobody here works for google.

Sure we can say, yes, no, maybe, sometimes,...and I do.
Quite often.

In the end, it's YOUR responsibility. If you had not gone around the forum
and ask stuff like,

Can I put adsense on a blank page?

Well, you seriously need to start reading the TOS for yourself.

Especially while you run a blog on adsense.

I did answer your question in my first reply. Your question is a
one that can be answered yes, no, maybe, sometimes,...
You steal an article and put adsense, no. You get an article from
EZA, probably. Depending on content. But that article is copyrighted.
EZA is full of duplicate content. And has adsense.

You need to read the TOS or the adsense blog, look at your content,
and decide for yourself.

When you ask if you can put adsense on a blank page, well, you
obviously have not read a single thing from google about adsense
TOS.

Paul

Paul,

You already told him, I didn't need to beat up on him any more. So yes, I was being nice, for a change.

[dreamer31]

If you have duplicate content on your pages and serve AdSense there is only matter of time when this account will be banned. Confirmed.