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by rsingel
607 days ago
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Not always the easiest thing to do. A haunted domain could have been haunted 15 years ago. And Google refuses to tell you why or fix their system. Just one more place where the web gets screwed by a company too big to have to do basic customer service. |
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- knowing all the complexities of every local, state, federal, international jurisdiction that might interfere with the whitelist
- awareness of the content in question which could be millions of subpages
- a customer support team that is definitely not incentivized based on tickets triaged per day, but is somehow incentivized to spend hours on “whale” tickets.
- going through ticket history and solving the problem for everyone now that its policy to solve this
- dealing with the inevitable rush of fraud that follows every tiny change in google systems