Quote:
Originally posted by crockett
I don't think you understand what I meant... they don't have 2257 for each and every person in a pic or vid listed on the back of a DVD cover or in a mag.. they have a 2257 statement that covers the entire video or magazine.. the 2257 info for each and every picture is kept by the content producer. Least that's what I get when I read the law.
Currently on my TGPs, my 2257 statements have links to the 2257 info pages of the programs that I use hosted galleries with..
I figure that should cover me for all the hosted galleries thumbnails, if that were ever in question.. I also have links to the 2257 pages of the places where I buy content..
For submitted galleries, if I required the thumbnails to be pictures of the girls face or upper torso but not allowing pictures of the girls touching their genitals. Would I still need the 2257 info for those thumbs, even if they contained nudity?
|
No I don't think you understand the labeling requirements outlined by article 2257. The key word there being label.
When sexualy explicit media is manufactured, or made or shoot or what ever, the producers of the media must maintain all paperwork and requirements of 2257.
When this media is reproduced for distribution, the publisher of this vehicle of distribution must provide, in clear writing, a "label" stating certain things ( see my post above ) including the "current" name and address of the custodian of records.
This is called a 2257 "statement" or label which is required by law on the cover of every adult video and on the first page of every adult magazine manufactured in the US. I believe this to be true of Adult content imported into the US as well. (but thats another thread).
SO! if you have sexualy explicit media on the hard drive of your server and it is displayed on the website. You must "lable" that page with a 2257 "statement" stating the custodian of records for that media.
Don't take my word for it.
read section e
there are other rules to.