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 Wednesday, 29 December 2004
My spirits were lifted this evening when I received this email from the Google AdSense Support team in response to the AdSense donation idea that Scott and I had – it’s just one step, but it’s a very positive one!
I know it’s not a trivial task for Google to put something like this in place, but I hope it happens, as do a number of others – It can make a very real difference!
<Fingers Crossed>
Date: Wed, 29 Dec 2004 18:40:10 -0800 From: "Google AdSense" <adsense-support@google.com> To: greg@greghughes.net Subject: Re: [#18769680] AdSense donations for disaster relief - Google can make this easy - please read
Hello Greg,
Thank you for this excellent idea. A number of other AdSense publishers have also brought your blog to our attention, and I have alerted the AdSense team to your efforts.
As individuals, and as a company, we are committed to doing whatever we can to assist with the tsunami relief effort. Google, as you know, has recently set up www.google.com/tsunami_relief.html to aid our users who are looking for more information and for ways to help, and we are currently examining a number of other ideas.
Please know that I have forwarded your suggestion on to the appropriate persons at Google, and they are currently investigating the feasibility of such an endeavor. I will follow up as soon as I have more information on this matter.
On behalf of the AdSense team, I would like to thank you again for proposing this selfless measure and for your generous commitment to donate your AdSense revenue to those affected by the tsunami.
Sincerely,
Ben The Google AdSense Team
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