Join the club. Google controls the online ad market. If you don’t adhere to the approved establishment narrative, you are demonetized. When any of my ad companies tell me their partners have a problem with our content, I immediately stop using them. Donations/subscriptions is the only long-term funding mechanism for truth telling websites.
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I’m not sure if what I’m going to tell you would officially be called a shadow ban, but it sure feels like it. A few years ago, we noticed that our ad revenues, then from Google, which had been falling for a while, had plummeted by some 80% from high to lowest. On top of that, at some point Google started sending Policy Violation mails. Which say “you violated our policies”, without ever specifying in what way(s). Now, you could read through all these policies, and guess at what you have done “wrong” and delete the “offending” material, you could delete the entire post, or you can just ignore these mails.
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