hmm thought this was about adwords JS 'intelligently' reading page contents, and when it finds such attribution with some special tags, filters out certain ads...
replywell thought I was getting some actual useful tip
Couldn't this be a browser extension?
replyProbably, but then only the people with that extension would see the note.
replyIf people are going to learn to install an extension, it should be UBlock Origin. That will solve more problems than attributing scam ads.
The second you load JS onto your page, you lose that ability, you know that, right? the scammy ads aren't limited to that tiny little box you designate for ads. Advertisers work around that limitation pretty easily, and you should also probably read AdSense terms of service before doing too much to blame google. Some of the language will surprise you.
replyWhen you put it like that, it seems like it's too dangerous to offer that kind of access! Maybe Google shouldn't sell it.
replySuch as? Provide the relevant context that you're referring to as suprising.
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