Will sex education and medical sites be forced to go .XXX??

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  • sickbeatz
    The Hustler
    • Feb 2005
    • 4993

    #1

    Will sex education and medical sites be forced to go .XXX??

    Some of them have "adult material"...

    How about H.I.V. related health sites? They're adult-related web-sites, are they gonna be forced to .XXX

    Or how about sex education web-sites geared towards educating kids about sexually transmitted dieseases??? Hmm, maybe the future holds something like "Mommy, why do I have blisters on my vagina???".. because Norton Anti-porno wouldn't allow children to learn about safe sex.

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  • sickbeatz
    The Hustler
    • Feb 2005
    • 4993

    #2
    How about web-sites for non-profit organizations like sex addicts anonymous?

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    • sickbeatz
      The Hustler
      • Feb 2005
      • 4993

      #3
      Or even the sex offenders database.

      "Mommy why did the neighbour touch me there?"" Because norton anti-porno wouldnt allow us to stay informed about sex offenders in our area :laugh

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      • GatorB
        The Demon & 12clicks
        • Oct 2001
        • 18208

        #4
        I'm sure that sites that promote comdom use to teens would have to go under .XXX. Those promoting abstenence and loving Jesus won't.

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        • sickbeatz
          The Hustler
          • Feb 2005
          • 4993

          #5
          Originally posted by GatorB
          I'm sure that sites that promote comdom use to teens would have to go under .XXX. Those promoting abstenence and loving Jesus won't.
          Depending whether or not the ICANN censorship board decides if the word "love" can possibly be considered obscene in certain "terminology" you may actually be right.

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          • SunTzu
            Confirmed User
            • May 2002
            • 456

            #6
            Yeah, that's what I've been wondering. Who the hell is going to be judge of what's adult? Lots of blogs out their with profane language, some with an occasional tit photo. What about Maxim magazine?

            Seems like a nightmare to classify borderline sites.
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            • woj
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              • Jul 2002
              • 47880

              #7
              There is no censorship involved yet, this is just another tld like .biz for now. You can put anything on .biz, just like you will be able to put anything on .xxx. Laws may change in the future, but as is, it will still be possible to run porn sites on .com domains.
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              • sickbeatz
                The Hustler
                • Feb 2005
                • 4993

                #8
                Originally posted by woj
                There is no censorship involved yet, this is just another tld like .biz for now. You can put anything on .biz, just like you will be able to put anything on .xxx. Laws may change in the future, but as is, it will still be possible to run porn sites on .com domains.
                so what's all the fuss about?

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                • woj
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                  • Jul 2002
                  • 47880

                  #9
                  Originally posted by sickbeatz
                  so what's all the fuss about?
                  The fuss is due to slippery slope arguments that creating .xxx is the first step to destroying the adult industry. 1 .xxx is created, 2. laws are passed to force adult sites to .xxx, 3. laws are passed forcing ISPs to block .xxx sites 4. we are all fucked...
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                  • sickbeatz
                    The Hustler
                    • Feb 2005
                    • 4993

                    #10
                    Originally posted by woj
                    The fuss is due to slippery slope arguments that creating .xxx is the first step to destroying the adult industry. 1 .xxx is created, 2. laws are passed to force adult sites to .xxx, 3. laws are passed forcing ISPs to block .xxx sites 4. we are all fucked...
                    So it's all just one big hot & spicy conspiracy theory?

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                    • devilspost
                      Confirmed User
                      • Feb 2004
                      • 3980

                      #11
                      Originally posted by sickbeatz
                      So it's all just one big hot & spicy conspiracy theory?
                      Yep, it would be impossible to enforce. I dont think would pass a right wing supreme court test.

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