Adsense revenue sharing

The main purpose of writing this article is the fact that nowadays many are jumping into the adsense revenue-sharing bandwagon without thinking for a moment that they may be out of the google adsense program for no fault of theirs.The adsense publisher id is the only unique number that can distinguish your own adsense code from another publisher's code.If an adsense block is displayed with your publisher id on a site that you do not own, you will still receive the advertising revenue generated from that site because the code on that site is actually tied to your google account via the adsense pub id. When a site steals your adsense code,or you enter into a revenue sharing arrangement with a site....where you voluntarily give your adsense code, no doubt you could make some extra money from someone else's content and traffic, but iam personally against this for the reasons given below: 1. Google's smart pricing: If you are displaying google ads on a number of websites, even one low-performing website can cause google to lower the ad prices (cpm) of all the sites in your account.If you happen to give your code to a low-quality spam site , this could indirectly affect your adsense earnings from existing sites.you may argue that you will be giving your adsense code to only high traffic web sites.Come on,think--- if the site with which you have entered into a revenue sharing arrangement,has told you that it has high traffic,then why should it go in for a sharing arrangement with the owner of a low traffic website such as yours and lower his earning because yours is a low performing site?Got me? 2. Imagine someone pasting your adsense code on a porn site - while google will not only ban your adsense account for this immediately, you are sure to receive a warning for something which you havent' done. So,pls pls,think twice before entering into a revenue sharing arrangement with anyone.If you sure that the site is not a scam site,has good traffic,then go ahead.