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Old 05-08-2007, 05:22 PM  
Joan
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Based on various discussions and recent events, we doubt that ICANN would go along with this.

As far as international sites, we are talking to our international members and they are starting to label with RTA which was the reason why ASACP attended AOE in Amsterdam. Also, Eros Association, the trade group in Australia is already supporting it.

We named the label "RTA - Restricted to Adults" for a few reasons. First, such a term needed to be trademarked/certification marked. ESRB (the gaming association) had already trademarked "Adults Only" as a certification mark. Second, we wanted a label that made 'no judgement" on the content except that the owner of that site does not want children to view their site. The use of RTA - Restricted to Adults does not have to be limited to use by the adult entertainment industry.
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