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Originally posted by 49thParallel
The way I see it is:
a) There are literally millions of possible combinations of adult words that can be used for adult domains. None of which could be mistaken for Britney Spears. So, why take the chance of using a name that might be looked at by underage kids.
b) There is a big difference between a child putting in words that relate to porn..and low and behold...finding a porn site, and an innocent child looking for info on their favorite pop star, and finding a porn site.
c) If a person goes through the trouble (and stupidity) of using a pop stars name for a porn site, do you really think he will put adult content in his meta tags. Or, if the page is all graphic images, adult filtering software simply does not work.
But, back to a response xxxdesign-net can understand..blah, blah, blah
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mmmmh,
"There is a big difference between a child putting in words that relate to porn..and low and behold...finding a porn site, and an innocent child looking for info on their favorite pop star, and finding a porn site."
I think you missed my point....
Why would you worry about a kid looking for is favorite pop star on the internet and ending up on a site where you'll see nudity..
but not worrying about that same kid typing "sex" on google for exemple...?
Bottom line is you need parental supervison or filtering software...
as for those who will put in their meta-tags key words like "britney spears" but leave out sex terms... like "britney nude" "britney xxx" etc... and will make no mention of sex terms on the page.... to trick the filter.. is yes sick, irresposible... and I never said I approved that....