Wednesday, August 02, 2006

Google becoming Microsoft

Do you know what is domain parking? This is when you buy domain and you put a temporary page on it until your site is ready to go life. Some people really don't understand this and buy a lot of domain names without planning to make sites. Look at this site: mldb.net or mldb.com - it is parked. This domain, as many others, are just bought to be sold, not to be used for sites. That's why the Internet will be full of garbage.
And here is biggest news: Google support parked domains. They show ads on it and even don't require a text to show that these ads are from google. Well can you guess why? Of course they think that buying domains just to put ads on them sucks and it is AGAINST their Philosophy. That's why they don't want the world to know thay on these sites like these (mldb.net are shown ads from Google adwords. If they are so proud of their ads on parked domains why there isn't the usual text "Ads by google"? Because they want to hide it. That's why!
That's not all. They want to fool the advertisers by placing this line in Google AdSense Program Policies :
No Google ad or Google search box may be displayed on any domain parking websites, pop-ups, pop-unders, or in any email.
So advertisers think that their ads will not be show on domain parking sites

I'm really disponted from google. They are trying to make money from everything. They used to be the best. Look at their Philosophy - all this was true first years. They were the only clean thing in this dirty network called The Internet. Now they are worse than Lycos and Yahoo!

Another disturbing fact is that google does nothing to stop sites like these:
10-top-sites.com
hot4sites.com
toptensites.org
8-top-sites.com

These sites are made especially and only for adsense ads this is not allowed by Google AdSense Program Policies. Another thing that is not allowed is putting ads on non-content-based pages. Well there is a little content on these sites, but ... 2-3 pages below.

What's next? Google ads on porno sites? Oh, no - it's not impossible! They can do it.

So if you think the same - copy this article and publish it wherever you can. May be if this article reach google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin. May be they can make a difference.

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