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Too Sexy For Google?
It’s true, I’ve just discovered that this blog is just way too sexy for Google. How did I discover that I was just way, way too sexy for Google? I am so glad you asked. 
Here is the email that I have received from the the Google Police.
Hello,
This message is to alert you that one of your websites is not 
currently in compliance with our AdSense program policies and as a result, ad serving has been disabled to your website.
Issue ID#: 24529858
Ad serving has been disabled to:wassupblog.com
Example page where violation occurred:http://wassupblog.com/why-does-sex-in-advertising-sell/
Action required: Check all other remaining sites in your account for compliance.
Current account status: Active
Violation explanation
Google ads may not be displayed on adult or mature content. This 
includes displaying ads on pages that provide links for or drive traffic to adult or mature sites.
For more information about keeping your content family-safe, please review our program guidelines and these tips from the policy team.
Google ads may not be placed on adult or mature content. This includes fetish content as well as sites that promote, sell or discuss sexual aids. Examples include, but are not limited to:
sexual fixations or practices that may be considered unconventional
sexual aids or enhancement tools such as vibrators, dildos, lubes, sex games, inflatable toys
penis and breast enlargement tools
For more information about keeping your content family-safe, please review our program guidelines and these tips from the policy team.
Google ads may not be placed on adult or mature content. This includes any site which contains:
full nudity
pornographic images, videos, or games
pornographic cartoons or anime (hentai/ecchi)
For more information about keeping your content family-safe, please review our program guidelines and these tips from the policy team.
Google ads may not be placed on pages with adult or mature content. This includes, but is not limited to, pages with images or videos containing:
Strategically covered nudity
Sheer or see-through clothing
Lewd or provocative poses
Close-ups of breasts, buttocks, or crotches
For more information about keeping your content family-safe, please review our program guidelines and these tips from the policy team.
Action required: Check account for compliance
While ad serving has been disabled to the above site, your AdSense account remains active. Please be aware that the URL above is just an example and that the same violations may exist on other pages of this website or other sites you own. Therefore, we suggest that you take the time to review the rest of your sites to ensure that they’re in compliance with our policies, and to monitor your sites accordingly to reduce the likelihood of future policy emails from us. Additionally, please note that our team reserves the right to disable accounts at any time if we continue to see violations occurring.
Appeals
If you wish to appeal this disabling then you can do so by using the Issue ID listed above to contact us via our Help Center: https://support.google.com/adsense/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=113061.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Sincerely,
The Google AdSense Team
Too Sexy For Google Moral Police
You may notice that there is a link at the end of the email that will allow me to appeal this decision. I thought about it for all of two seconds and have decided it’s not worth the effort. I am finally free of the Google moral police telling me what I can and can not post on my blog. If it was up to Google each and every one of the photos on this post could get me banned! Really? I personally do not find any one of them objectionable.
So, as far as Google Adsense goes on this blog I say good riddance. I am now free to write what I like, to post whatever image I feel appropriate without having to worry about the Google Adsense police.
If you have any thoughts feel free to leave a comment below.
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