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vaksel, it looks like the profile was flagged when it was something more like "Adafruit Industries" and less like a person's name. If people want to appeal a su
by Matt_Cutts 15y ago
vaksel, it looks like the profile was flagged when it was something more like "Adafruit Industries" and less like a person's name. If people want to appeal a suspension, we have a form to appeal that suspension; the form gets the right info to the right people to review. If people have a more complex question or issue, we have forums where people can post.
- vaksel 15y agothat's actually the big problem...the account doesn't get judged by the bot over it's current status...and is instead judged through it's entire history...that's a problem...since it means people aren't allowed to ever make a mistake. this is the same exact reason why my adwords account was permanently suspended over a campaign that was disabled for more than 6 months(which was approved at the time I ran it), just because Google decided to change their rules midway through and apply them retroactively to all campaigns past and present.
- Matt_Cutts 15y ago"the account doesn't get judged by the bot over it's current status...and is instead judged through it's entire history" I don't believe that's correct in this case. I believe that earlier today the profile didn't look like it had a real name.
- sixtofour 15y agoAnd what would be wrong with a warning email (even an automated one), rather than going direct to execution?
- Matt_Cutts 15y agoThat's an improvement that's scheduled to happen: https://plus.google.com/113116318008017777871/posts/VJoZMS8zVqU https://plus.google.com/113116318008017777871/posts/VJoZMS8z... says one of the changes that's coming is "Giving these users a warning and a chance to correct their name in advance of any suspension."