“Ads or assets that don't use commonly accepted spelling or 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.
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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You may not use our Services in any manner that infringes the rights of any third party.
you will not interfere with a third party's use and enjoyment of the Websites and Platforms
When you choose to transfer or upload the Content...to other platforms or websites operated by a third party, you shall do so in compliance with this Agreement and any terms and conditions of use of such other platform or website.
"Ads or assets that don't use commonly accepted spelling or grammarExcerpt from Google Ads's Editorial and Technical Requirements
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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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