I posted a question earlier today for you, but I just now found out it
was removed for violating the TOS.  I don't know if you actually got
to look at the question (I wanted you to review my web site), but if
you did can you tell me what I might have done wrong?  I did review
the TOS but I am still not sure where the issue lay.  Any comments
would be appreciated!
Thanks!

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Request for Question Clarification by scriptor-ga on 29 Jul 2005 18:41 PDT

Dear canbeonlyone,

Serenata-ga is, alas, not working for Google Answers anymore. Would
you like to open your question for my other colleagues?

Best regards,
Scriptor

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Clarification of Question by canbeonlyone-ga on 29 Jul 2005 18:58 PDT

I wouldnt mind passing the question to Tox-ga or LeapingLizard-ga if
they are capable of doing the work (which includes looking at a site's
meta, header, and title tags, etc to determine what needs to be done
to better SEO the site).  Let me know if I need to do something
specific!
Thanks!

Serenata is no longer a Google Answers Researcher.  You may want to
repost your question (here or in a separate question) for other
Researchers to answer.

Apparently, I posted my comment several seconds after scriptor posted
his similar message.

Thanks everyone.  That's a real shame she/he was really strong.  Does
anyone know if tox-ga or leapinglizard-ga (guys feel free to comment)
can review the "internals" behind a site for SEO?  If so I wouldn't
mind passing the question to one of them.  Do I need to repost or can
Google Answers do it for me?

scriptor-ga feel free to claim the reward!
Thanks again!

canbeonlyone-ga,

It seems probable that your original question was deleted because it
asked specific Google-related questions in relation to your website.
Although Google Answers Researchers used to be permitted to post
answers to such questions, this is no longer the case. Questions that
ask about the manipulation of website content in order to influence
Google are routinely removed by the Editors.

Pink - Thank you so much - you always come through!  I was begining to
feel picked on :-)

I believe Serenata's primary job (outside Google answers) was
something involving web design.  I have one lead - Serenata
reccomended Shirley Kaiser, perhaps Shirley would be willing to pass
Serenata's contact info as well.

From my understanding researchers are not allowed to search for
personal contact info; however I assume that they are allowed to
search for a company's contact info.  Am I correct and if so we you be
up for a "formal" question to find a contact email address or phone
number for Serenata?  Note a Russian phone number is perfectly
acceptable.

I am not sure you will see this post - so I will post a real question
if I don't hear from you.  In any case thanks again and I hope things
are well!
Best regards,
canbeonblyone-ga

Hi Pink,

Just a quick update.  I got the news on Serenata.  No need to search. 
Thanks again for your interest and time!
Best regards,
canbeonlyone-ga...