This is very good, but...
> As we continue our analysis, we may remove individual links that point to spammy, malicious or 404 links.
Please be careful with 404 errors. They can be the result of temporary server misconfiguration.
> As we continue our analysis, we may remove individual links that point to spammy, malicious or 404 links.
Please be careful with 404 errors. They can be the result of temporary server misconfiguration.
But one could set up an html on github pages that redirects to the 'real' URL.
As an example, I run an online store, Google checks the landing page urls for ads once a day. If you happen to have a temporary outage (surprisingly common on Heroku) at that exact moment your ads will be deactivated and not run for up to 24hrs!
I’m somewhat suspicious it also dumps your ad back into a learning phase.