Makes me wonder if they don't understand user-generated content, if Google Domains is more meant for small personal sites maybe?
I used to use a hosting company that had in their terms, that profanity wasn't allowed... The company seemed to have decent hardware, user interfaces and US based support too but ran by Mormons based in the beautiful state of Utah. I don't have much of a opinion of Mormons but I think pushing religious views on your customers is bad business.
So after noticing that in their terms I was curious since I run a personal WordPress blog, if someone wrote a comment even if it wasn't approved just by being in the database if it broke their terms and was told yes... Now that I'm a bit older, I wonder if they really are scanning database table text fields for swearwords or that support rep misunderstood what I meant... But after that discussion, I switched my domain and hosting elsewhere, two separate companies actually instead of just one account with both domain and hosting. If some spam bot or troll writes the F word, they are going to take my entire site down even if no fault of my own? Yeah, no thanks.
They got acquired though by a lot larger company and doesn't seem to have those same terms now though, and heard they now outsource their support. There was someone I used to talk to who was a big fan of them though and referred me. So slightly over a decade later, they are probably not even remotely the same company anymore though since merged with a much larger company. Wouldn't surprise me if they ended up getting rid of a lot of support staff and just kept a handful of people to manage the datacenter, since marketing, accounting, support, etc would probably be centralized between all the hosting companies they own I'd imagine, which is probably a blow to the local areas when they merged unfortunately. I guess that's one of the sad things about getting bigger, they lose that small town friendly startup feel probably as seemed like a great company other than forcing religious views on people. Just did some more research about their company, sounds like they were also anti-lgbt too sadly. Makes me wonder how many other people working their share those views or just something management was pushing down since looks like the church changed their policy last year... I've been wanting to go somewhere with more opportunities, and actually Salt Lake City is one of the areas I've been considering since seems like a bit bigger city and on the list as a place for upcoming startups.