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Yes, they appealed and it got changed from "Counterfeiting" to "Circumventing Systems." Then it took about 3 months and they sent a "Yes, you are still in viola
by kjrose 5y ago
Yes, they appealed and it got changed from "Counterfeiting" to "Circumventing Systems." Then it took about 3 months and they sent a "Yes, you are still in violation" form email that doesn't give any clue as to why or what is going on. As well, it says that they are banned permanently from Google Ads so any further accounts they set up will be instantly banned.
Which seems a bit drastic when they don't even know what they did.
- bad_username 5y ago> they appealed and it got changed... Then they sent a "Yes, you are still in violation" It is hard to figure out what happened when everybody is "they". I don't think using "he" or "she" would do any harm here.
- gameman144 5y ago"They" is the proper method for referring to a singular person of unspecified gender. In this case, since we don't know the gender of the person in question, using "they" is appropriate. If we knew the gender, then a gender-specific pronoun could be called for.
- babygoat 5y agoHow exactly would a gender pronoun help you understand?