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Originally posted by latinasojourn
what you are proposing is needed.
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Yup, after like 9 months in development, I was looking to spend time to educate people as to the possiblities of 2257 being used to shutdown the "frontline of obscenity", but now that Ashhahahahaha has decided to do my marketing for me, I can focus on making a good product to help webmasters get out of a real legal bind to comply with 2257.
The ImageDiff Engine (tm) is my own technology that can match up images that content producers provide to me, and be able to find a match with pictures on a website, no matter what size the image is.
Most of my time is getting as many content producers onboard into the system. If you are a content producer or produce content for your own site (exclusive), check out my website.. the service is free for you to participate in.
Companies that have signed up so far:
Matrix Content, Falcon Foto, Paul Markham, Focus Adult,
Max Pixels, Medium Pimpin, Zmaster, and Titan Media.
I have a lot more to go, but as you can see .. not bad for a starting list. I haven't done the official PR kick-off yet with a few more content producers that are in the closing stages of the agreement.
In a few weeks, I will be posting up articles and messages about the new 2257 stuff to help get people informed as well as to market my new venture.
I will also be constructing my own comments in regards to 2257 changes as well as encourage others to send in their comments. Public opinion is accepted until August 24th... so I'll be doing my part to "fight the 2257 headaches" and I hope you will voice your opinions on this matter.. afterall, they are writing a law that affects all webmasters and it sure would be nice to hear from the voices that are affected by the changes.
-brandon