Adsnese related searches SUSPENDED...for now

Google must have had quite a lot of bad feedback.
I received the email below yesterday.


"You may have also noticed that a 'Related Searches' feature was
released last night. We tested this feature with a number of
publishers; however, when we released it more broadly, we started
receiving feedback about concerns we didn't fully anticipate.
Because we want this to work for everyone, we've decided to
temporarily disable this feature until we can better address the
concerns. We'll re-release this feature shortly with greater
flexibility for web publishers. When we do, we'll let you know."

"Mick" <mickdee (AT) btinternet (DOT) com> wrote

Google must have had quite a lot of bad feedback.
I received the email below yesterday.


"You may have also noticed that a 'Related Searches' feature was
released last night. We tested this feature with a number of
publishers; however, when we released it more broadly, we started
receiving feedback about concerns we didn't fully anticipate.
Because we want this to work for everyone, we've decided to
temporarily disable this feature until we can better address the
concerns. We'll re-release this feature shortly with greater
flexibility for web publishers. When we do, we'll let you know."

Yup, that's in my earlier thread ... however I am now getting "Male
Fertility" adverts rather than charity adverts ... which I'm not too happy
with (this is appearing on my localhost, which Google cannot crawl).

Google must have had quite a lot of bad feedback.
I received the email below yesterday.


"You may have also noticed that a 'Related Searches' feature was
released last night. We tested this feature with a number of
publishers; however, when we released it more broadly, we started
receiving feedback about concerns we didn't fully anticipate.
Because we want this to work for everyone, we've decided to
temporarily disable this feature until we can better address the
concerns. We'll re-release this feature shortly with greater
flexibility for web publishers. When we do, we'll let you know."

I guess they must have read the thread on Webmaster World, which went on for 16
pages last time I looked. I think a lot of people were mad about getting
external links put up that they would not be paid for.

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