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Seriously Google, unless the domain == example.com , don't show it by default.

• rduchnik 13y ago
  Actually it's so you can track multiple domain with one code. I do this with subdomains so that I can see all my traffic as well as by individual subdomain.
  • thejosh 13y ago
    Hello User #1122111, we see you are trying to track potatoes.example.com , would you like to show this? Y/N
    • diminoten 13y ago
      It probably doesn't come up all that often.
      • thejosh 13y ago
        Great, which means most users will never see the message when someone adds their tracking code.
        • diminoten 13y ago
          It doesn't happen that much, so "most users" is going to not be very many users.
• yeukhon 13y ago
  I thought they asked for verification. Or was it only for webmaster tool? And even so I supposed after the verification step the code is active so anyone could use it. Does GA code ever expire? Sounds like an expiration date would be a reasonable solution plus a way for the account holder to deactivate the code from admin panel.