Last year, a pretty good list of companies and individuals against .xxx sent me email/icq to include them on the online public petition at http://www.FightTheDotXXX.com
I faxed, emailed, and overnighted the list along with a multipage letter expressing opposition to ICANN before their board meeting to vote on .XXX.
I will do the same again since we have time, and the message from ICANN"s recent post suggests, that there is some growing doubt of whether the adult community really wants .XXX
You and I know the adult community doesn't want this, but 24 adult companies gave signed letters saying otherwise, and probably claimed to represent thousands of affiliate webmasters. Some companies that gave support in the past have changed their position, but they are still being counted.
If you did support .XXX with a letter and have changed your mind, please write a letter to express that you did support before and changed your mind now. If you would like, email me that you wish to write this letter and i'll reply back with my fax # so I can include it in a package to ICANN.
Sponsors - post up here that you are against .XXX, stating your company name and how you feel about .XXX also, email your affiliates to send an email to: [email protected] to express how they feel about things.
Affiliates - express your concerns about .XXX by posting up in this thread and sending in your thoughts to: [email protected]
I will summarize the names and comments from this thread to send to ICANN.
I'll give the thread about a week before i summarize the list to send, so that it can be submitted ahead of the March 26th meeting.
Fight the .XXX!
I faxed, emailed, and overnighted the list along with a multipage letter expressing opposition to ICANN before their board meeting to vote on .XXX.
I will do the same again since we have time, and the message from ICANN"s recent post suggests, that there is some growing doubt of whether the adult community really wants .XXX
You and I know the adult community doesn't want this, but 24 adult companies gave signed letters saying otherwise, and probably claimed to represent thousands of affiliate webmasters. Some companies that gave support in the past have changed their position, but they are still being counted.
If you did support .XXX with a letter and have changed your mind, please write a letter to express that you did support before and changed your mind now. If you would like, email me that you wish to write this letter and i'll reply back with my fax # so I can include it in a package to ICANN.
Sponsors - post up here that you are against .XXX, stating your company name and how you feel about .XXX also, email your affiliates to send an email to: [email protected] to express how they feel about things.
Affiliates - express your concerns about .XXX by posting up in this thread and sending in your thoughts to: [email protected]
I will summarize the names and comments from this thread to send to ICANN.
I'll give the thread about a week before i summarize the list to send, so that it can be submitted ahead of the March 26th meeting.
Fight the .XXX!
















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