GoFuckYourself.com - Adult Webmaster Forum - View Single Post

LeeNoga · 08-05-2003, 10:15 AM

Why the anger?

Let me tell you a bed time story, back when and even when I entered publishing porn in the 80's, the only guidelines we had to go on was the video industry.

They NEVER used the word teen for obvious reasons.

Then the CD-ROM XXX age came in 1991, and we DID NOT use the word teen [it was so NOT accepted].....

Then comes the internet, and the wild west times and some folks believe its our right to do as we please.

The Clinton years made the internet believe we were exempt, us old timers from pre-web knew this day would come.

Its here, and so what.

Out of the whole history of adult entertainment going back 50 -75years in publications. Clinton gacve us a reprieve for a few years and all kinds of words were brought forward.

It was a blip that is going to be closed, and business as usual the way adult entertainment has been done for 97% of its life.

We are none the worse for not marketing the word " teen" over 75 years and STILL making some serious money in porn.

There has always been guidelines and about damn time internet was bound by them too.

08-05-2003, 10:15 AM
LeeNoga Confirmed User Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Egg & Sperm Mutation Posts: 3,043	Why the anger? Let me tell you a bed time story, back when and even when I entered publishing porn in the 80's, the only guidelines we had to go on was the video industry. They NEVER used the word teen for obvious reasons. Then the CD-ROM XXX age came in 1991, and we DID NOT use the word teen [it was so NOT accepted]..... Then comes the internet, and the wild west times and some folks believe its our right to do as we please. The Clinton years made the internet believe we were exempt, us old timers from pre-web knew this day would come. Its here, and so what. Out of the whole history of adult entertainment going back 50 -75years in publications. Clinton gacve us a reprieve for a few years and all kinds of words were brought forward. It was a blip that is going to be closed, and business as usual the way adult entertainment has been done for 97% of its life. We are none the worse for not marketing the word " teen" over 75 years and STILL making some serious money in porn. There has always been guidelines and about damn time internet was bound by them too.