Google is an impeccable, trustworthy company that would never use its overwhelming internet powers to harm competitors or monopolize the online advertising market. Sceptics and conspiracy theorist alike should throw their tin foil hats away and join the real world.

A few days ago I wrote an article The Google pay per post attack has commenced to commemorate the beginning of the latest attack aimed at hard working bloggers and what has become known as the Pay Per Post (PPP) advertising community.

You see, most bloggers have finally come to the conclusion that Adsense is in fact one of the worse affiliate programs currently available which in most cases uses blogs as a dumping ground for its undesired low quality ad inventory. But that is an entirely different story that we best discuss on a later date.

The good thing about Google is they stick to their word and always respect the interests of the wider internet community. This isn’t about money it’s about creating a better, safer internet for everyone, or at least that’s what they want us believing. Wouldn’t you at least expect Adsense to filter their network for all spammy services like PPP. The screenshot on the left top corner was taken yesterday after I created a new channel for a banner ad intended for one of my other blogs. Interesting, I guess thanks to me many unsuspecting bloggers will see their Page Rank removed for spamming.

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