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Originally Posted by lo0ni
Beks, how are you getting 2257 info for your blogs?
I had a small blog network, consisting of 30 sites, that was seeing decent traffic but, when I started getting visitors coming from law offices on a regular basis, I figured I wouldn't take any chances with 2257.
I know they were most likely paralegals surfing for porn or someone doing some research to prepare a cease and desist, and had nothing to do with 2257, but it made me think.
I was getting 1:7000 ratios but had 300+ 2257 violations.
I was promoting an oversaturated program but I didn't feel that it was worth taking a chance, even if I improved my conversion rate.
I realize that most bloggers, and affiliates in general, do not comply with 2257.
Even though I've never heard of many people getting fucked over by 2257 regs, I still would like to comply.
Do you know of any ways?
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The best way to be sure is to consult a lawyer for porn laws in your area, don't rely on what people say on a board..
Also, I usually blog with mature or obviously not teen content and if I do, I use topless images at most linking to my sponsor's hosted gallery with 2257. (This helps with clicks in to galleries and conversion ratios as well) and hotlink the ones that aren't.
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