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It would be easier to make that case if that site owner had had "clean hands", so to speak. It seems you are faulting Google for enforcing its own rules.
by pervycreeper 14y ago
It would be easier to make that case if that site owner had had "clean hands", so to speak. It seems you are faulting Google for enforcing its own rules.
- dohertyjf 14y agoHe's not faulting Google for enforcing its own rules. He accepted responsibility, but the fact that he's not even allowed back in because Google doesn't support his language is ridiculous.
- chc 14y agoI don't know how you'd get that from the article. He's very explicit that if Google turned the guy down because they thought he was sleazy, he thinks it would have been reasonable if inaccurate. The specific complaint is that Google has a process to get a second chance but completely excludes sites that are primarily in Italian.
- Matt_Cutts 14y agoYou're very close. The blog post claimed that Google doesn't allow reconsideration requests in Italian, but the blog post was mistaken. We do allow reconsideration requests in Italian, as well as for Italian sites.