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That wouldn't be enough, since you'd still have no recourse if you were banned. Just don't use it. It isn't hard to not use google.
by tjoff 5y ago
That wouldn't be enough, since you'd still have no recourse if you were banned.
Just don't use it. It isn't hard to not use google.
- ChuckMcM 5y agoThis. The dreaded "Oh we've decided your business violates our vaguely worded terms of service and so we've turned off your account."
- abdusco 5y agoAnd you can't contact us. Unless you use that one trick we don't want you to know: post it on twitter and go viral. Then it'll all be fixed within the day.
- Karrot_Kream 5y agoYeah IMO this is the kicker. A block-first process is obnoxious but livable with if there's a clear understanding of why you were blocked and a quick way to fix and notify of remediation actions. Without that the policy is just stupid and anger-inducing.