Let’s Talk About Policy! Resources Available For You To Understand AdSense Policies.

Thanks to your feedback around wanting us to be more transparent and clear in our policy communications, we will be tackling a policy topic each week directly from our AdSense YouTube channel in a series called "Let's talk about Policy!".

Last week we looked at the role of policy in the ads eco-system to gain an understanding into why we need policies and who benefits from them, this week we're talking about the various resources available to you to understand the policies. Those resources include:

• The Policy Help Center
• The AdSense Help Forum 
• AdSense Youtube Channel 
• Inside AdSense Blog

So you can choose to learn & understand our policies across the platform that suits you best.

Remember that after each video goes live, we will be on hand to answer your questions related to the topic for a few hours. So be sure to subscribe to the channel to ensure you don't miss an episode. 

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Camera flash has let these down a bit, but very pleased with this unit in the flesh.  I have been working away with green stuff to create fur kilts an scalp locks and pony tails to create this unique unit.
The heads used on some are from Mad Robot  who just happen to make heads just like Amorites in Biblical era making them very suitable for conversions in this period.  Bodies were used from Newline Designs with Mad Robot heads ion some with beards also added to some.  The guy on top of rock is Castaway Arts Babylonian with Mad Robot head and spare head from Foundry Assyrians I think held in hand.  2 other Castaway Arts figures have been slightly converted and 2 Eureka appear as themselves.

These represent Gutian tribes around time of Sumer and Akkad into Hammurabric (1750 BC) period possibly.  I like the wild almost prehistoric look these have.  They were great fun to create and I'm sure I will do more at some point