Adsense going wiser?

Adsense has restricted its account closing strategy of their publishers and now, it has started its publishers to teach how not to go against it TOS. According to a survey, 90% of accounts which GA has closed of its publishers are still in its network displaying Google ads, under some else's name. Even google adsense knows about it. So Google adsense has now made and intelligent and a wise move by warning their publishers before their account is disabled. This makes the publishers more confindent and recognizes their mistakes and take that the mistake does not repeated again. In the mean while, GA has also restricted new entries of publishers into their network. This makes GA a restricted place for ordinary bloggers or publishers for time being.

Lets wait and see what GA is going to take the next move on the mushrooming publishers community.

Adsense warns Publsihers for adult contents.

Adsense warns publishers through email if they had adult related content. eg , if they had pictures and wallpaper collections with some adult touch in it. Its not necessary that the pictures were naked and or porny. Google Adsense considers photos with some adult touch in it as adult content. Adsense just gives an opportunity for the publishers by leaving them with just a warning rather than disabling their accounts. Adsense had just stopped serving ads to such sites.

Google Adsense banning publishers for the goodness of both.

We could see that Google Adsense bans many publishers periodically. Many publishers would think that its just for the goodness of Adwords members. Even though its the main factor, Google Adsense does it also for the goodness of other Adsense publishers. We could see that many Adsense publishers facing drastic times of getting very low ecpm, its because of the publishers who does not comply with the TOS of Adsense.
But while disabling accounts for many publishers, Google Adsense have to consider the publishers who were innocent and their accounts could also have been banned. They should alteast respond to the request of the publisher regarding his account's reinstatement.