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In an effort to give You the benefit of the doubt and encourage an open and positive conversation regarding your situation rather than assume You knowingly did

In an effort to give You the benefit of the doubt and encourage an open and positive conversation regarding your situation rather than assume You knowingly did something wrong that caused Google to suspend your account. Would You be able to provide more specifics to your situation? Were You providing ad space?(If so on what type of site/genre) or buying ad space?(If so what type of products) Have You ever created another account to get around these bans before? It seems like such a strange thing for Google to include in their message. Any reason the link You provided takes me to a Japanese language page? I agree that it would be wonderful to have support phone lines for Google, even if it was a pay per use or charge by the minute model. I hope You resolve the issue.

josephcsible 5y ago
Why is "You" capitalized everywhere?
- sigmaprimus 5y ago
  Sorry, it is an Eastern European thing I suppose and is intended as a show of respect. I missed a number of years of basic English theory due to attending language immersion schools where the foundational elements of English grammar that should have been taught to me in my formative years, were quickly brushed over if taught at all. I am also terrible at punctuation and have a terrible time remembering which side to put the "$" when referring to money. As far as capitalizing pronouns, it is a bad habit that I have and something I unconsciously do. It has never been pointed out before and I'm not sure if I should thank "you" or not as your comment comes off a bit like an ad hominem attack. I am actively making an effort to be more positive so I will assume your intentions were good and instead say. Thank you or Thank You? How about just Thanks for pointing it out!
  - foerbert 5y ago
    Amusingly, I'd bet the tone you're getting from that comment is probably the same tone the commenter got from the "You" thing in the first place. To me, the capital You reads kind of aggressively. It adds an unusual amount of emphasis to the word which only/mainly happens when an upset person is making an accusation.
  - twirlock 5y ago
  - ShamelessC 5y ago
    > as your comment comes off a bit like an ad hominem attack I don't think they meant anything mean or critical by it. Just curious like myself. Thanks for answering btw.
  - tragictrash 5y ago
    Really interesting, thanks!

josephcsible 5y ago

Why is "You" capitalized everywhere?

sigmaprimus 5y ago
Sorry, it is an Eastern European thing I suppose and is intended as a show of respect. I missed a number of years of basic English theory due to attending language immersion schools where the foundational elements of English grammar that should have been taught to me in my formative years, were quickly brushed over if taught at all. I am also terrible at punctuation and have a terrible time remembering which side to put the "$" when referring to money. As far as capitalizing pronouns, it is a bad habit that I have and something I unconsciously do. It has never been pointed out before and I'm not sure if I should thank "you" or not as your comment comes off a bit like an ad hominem attack. I am actively making an effort to be more positive so I will assume your intentions were good and instead say. Thank you or Thank You? How about just Thanks for pointing it out!
- foerbert 5y ago
  Amusingly, I'd bet the tone you're getting from that comment is probably the same tone the commenter got from the "You" thing in the first place. To me, the capital You reads kind of aggressively. It adds an unusual amount of emphasis to the word which only/mainly happens when an upset person is making an accusation.
- twirlock 5y ago
- ShamelessC 5y ago
  > as your comment comes off a bit like an ad hominem attack I don't think they meant anything mean or critical by it. Just curious like myself. Thanks for answering btw.
- tragictrash 5y ago
  Really interesting, thanks!