mescalito

Take code editors for example. You will find hardcore fans of the most popular ones who will loudly scream their benefits over the other.

However, that doesn't happen with PM tools. There are so many, and their usage is so diverse, and you normally make it work with a combination of some but I have yet to find a true fan of one.

I'd say maybe Jira is the most complete as far as feature goes, but it could get expensive.

So, what do you think it's going on? Are we ever gonna be as fan of a PM tools as we are of an editor? What would you do if you have to build one?

I've been reading about this, but I would value an honest opinions from employees working on companies where this policy exist. Do you take more time than you would on another company? What the average feeling? As there a lot of abuse? Does it work as good as advertised?

My adsense account was disabled in 2014, and I honestly don't know why. If there was any wrongdoing, it wasn't intentional, and I would have fixed it immediately. It was disabled out of the blue. I really don't like being banned of anything, and although there's not an immediate need for me, and the $70 that was in the account is not a biggie, I just would like this to be sorted, or at least know why.

I have tried all of the documented ways of appealing.

I actually tried it very recently one more and I get the following reply:

"Thanks for the additional information provided in your appeal, we appreciate your continued interest in the AdSense program. After thoroughly reviewing your account data and taking your feedback into consideration, our specialists have confirmed that we're unable to reinstate your AdSense account."

I doubt that what I entered on the appeal form was actually read by a human being.

Maybe HN readers can offer some help.