Let's see, at the top it says "where the industry meets". It doesn't say where webmasters who meet the Legacy's interpretation of an adult webmaster meet.
I've seen LC's list of domains. Actually not that bad, so, he owns adult domain names, doesn't that make him part of the industry.
He put his ass on the line (quite literally) a few years back to try to earn a spot in the industry. Doesn't that make him part of the industry?
He goes to conventions and actually pays for his own ticket and his own room which is more than a lot of people supposedly in this industry do.
And in the long run, even if he is "just" a surfer. Isn't the surfer actually the most important person in the adult industry?
I do not like Lawrence Connor, I am not an LC supporter. But, inmho, he has paid his dues.
nuff said
