I have to admit, after that court case awhile back where it turned out the "wronged party" was abusing the Hell out of the terms of service, I'm deeply skeptica

I have to admit, after that court case awhile back where it turned out the "wronged party" was abusing the Hell out of the terms of service, I'm deeply skeptical of anyone who claims Google yanked their account for "no reason". Naturally, though, the blog poster has no way to prove he did everything by-the-book. And the account was reinstated. So it's a sticky matter. Transparency on Google's part would only help.