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Advertisers must ensure their ads and assets meet a baseline of commonly accepted spelling and grammar, or risk policy violation.
Interpretive note: The excerpt does not define 'commonly accepted,' leaving the standard subject to Google Ads' interpretation. No enforcement consequence is specified in this excerpt.
Ads and assets running on Google Ads must use commonly accepted spelling and grammar.
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Advertisers must ensure their ads and assets meet a baseline of commonly accepted spelling and grammar, or risk policy violation.
Ads and assets running on Google Ads must use commonly accepted spelling and grammar.
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