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Nikad, you are correct. Loki (and many others) are reading the rules incorrectly, and missing the point:
If you build a website, and put a porn picture on it, YOU ARE A PUBLISHER! As a result, you are a secondary producer, and all the rules apply to you.
If you buy content from a content company, then you have entered into an agreement to produce that content (you bought the rights) therefore you are a secondary producer and the rules apply to you.
If you edit video, and the video contains sexually explicit material, then you have entered into a commercial arrangment to produce the material, then you are a secondary producer and the rules likely apply to you (I am waiting for a real legal opinion on this) - and it might apply to camera people, boom operators, and other people involved in the production of adult material.
If you provide text links to porn on another server, no problems.
If you provide a thumb link to another website, you need documents for the image in the thumb - even if you are hot linking the thumb from another server or using iframe - you are the one that caused it to be published on your domain.
Got a porn picture on your domain? It's your job.
We are not distributors. We are publishers. That's life.
Alex
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