We're now requiring AdSense publishers to comply with the spirit of our Page Quality Guidelines. If you're an AdWords advertiser, you might already be familiar with these guidelines, which are intended to provide a better experience for users, advertisers, and publishers alike. If you use any kind of online advertising, know that these guidelines encourage publishers to, among other things, create sites with simple navigation and substantial, useful content.
This new policy requirement doesn't mean that you can't use online advertising; it simply means that if you do, you need to be sure that the way you advertise meets with the guidelines, whether it's through AdWords or through any other advertising program. However you advertise your site, it can always benefit from significant and relevant content, clear navigation, and the other points in our quality guidelines.
The other noteworthy update: now you can place up to three link units on a page. As we've noted in the past, link units are a great way to provide relevant, user-friendly ads in hard-to-fit locations on your site. With the new opportunity to place three link units -- and the plethora of link unit formats -- we hope you'll find great ways of incorporating this unique ad format on your site.

4 comments:
Could you, or someone, let me know where to go within my Account, to accept the new Terms and Conditions?? I just got an email from Google Adsense that I have not yet done that. HOWEVER... I think I DID do that, within the past few weeks. When I click into my account, I cannot find any link to go and do this. Usually, when you log in, this is the first thing that pops up... which it did, in the recent past as I just said. But this needs to be a really visible link within the user's account.... like the one for Tax information. I will be very upset if something happens with my account because of this. Could you provide info on how to access this acceptance form?? Thanks!
I'm wondering the same thing. I got the same email earlier and can't find a link anywhere to accept these new conditions. Could someone from Google chime in and help?
I, too can't find any way to accept the new terms. Google, What's up?
I thought I indicated acceptance once before as well, and cannot find a link to do so now. Any help would be appreciated.
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