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Xenophage · 05-04-2007, 02:20 PM

With all the talk of doing our parts in the industry I hope everyone is using the labeling for their sites to help filter out unwanted visits by minors.

http://adultfriendfinder.com/go/page/protect_kids.html

http://avnonline.com/index_cache.php...tent_ID=288547

LOS ANGELES - The RTA label created by the Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection quickly has gained momentum, becoming the chosen moniker indicating adults-only content on the Web.

"Many adult companies are not only adopting the tag, but also encouraging their affiliates and clients to use the RTA label by sending out information in their newsletters and placing banners on resource sites," said Rick Louis, manager of communications and government affairs for ASACP.

Each day, thousands of visitors go to the RTALabel.org to find out what the labeling protocol means. As the website states, RTA labeling was fashioned "to better enable parental filtering, and to demonstrate the online adult industry's commitment to helping parents prevent children from viewing age-inappropriate content. The RTA label is free to use, voluntary, and universally available to any website that wishes to clearly and effectively label itself as being inappropriate for viewing by minors."

05-04-2007, 02:20 PM
Xenophage Registered User Industry Role: Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 12,122	Protect minors use the RTA and ICRA do your part !!!! With all the talk of doing our parts in the industry I hope everyone is using the labeling for their sites to help filter out unwanted visits by minors. http://adultfriendfinder.com/go/page/protect_kids.html http://avnonline.com/index_cache.php...tent_ID=288547 LOS ANGELES - The RTA label created by the Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection quickly has gained momentum, becoming the chosen moniker indicating adults-only content on the Web. "Many adult companies are not only adopting the tag, but also encouraging their affiliates and clients to use the RTA label by sending out information in their newsletters and placing banners on resource sites," said Rick Louis, manager of communications and government affairs for ASACP. Each day, thousands of visitors go to the RTALabel.org to find out what the labeling protocol means. As the website states, RTA labeling was fashioned "to better enable parental filtering, and to demonstrate the online adult industry's commitment to helping parents prevent children from viewing age-inappropriate content. The RTA label is free to use, voluntary, and universally available to any website that wishes to clearly and effectively label itself as being inappropriate for viewing by minors."