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1. Adsense publishers who read this board probably make a little more than the "average" publisher, since presumably they're better informed, on average.
2. Some make enough money from Adsense that even if there is only a 0.000001% chance that posting something on this thread with an estimate gets their account canceled, it's not worth the risk. That would of course bias the responses downward a bit.
So my theory is that the responses in this thread should be less extreme than one would expect due to a natural distribution. :)
I refered not to *breaking* the TOS but to doing things which could be argued as perhaps not in the spirit of the TOS, or similar. I responded to posts that seemed to indicate people worried about whether certain actions would be taken as a violation of the TOS.
It sems the same straight-as-an-arrow interpretations that I abhore persist in the responses to my comments.
I guess we all have a choice - go along as dutiful soldiers of the Google regime or challenge the status quo. To liken that challenge to "breaking" the TOS or "violating" a contract is incorrect. If you have even been thru a lawsuit, where the rule of law is truth and every phrase of a contract is arguable as per precendent and history, then you probably know that of which I write.
Yesterday I spent an entire day's Adsense earnings on a ticket for a local indy film, sans popcorn.