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Originally Posted by GatorB
READ the regs. Ok regs are written for people so they can abide by them. If you can't read enlglish then may I suggest going back to school.
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Too bad its all in vague legalspeak. If it were clear to understand, there wouldn't be 4857498374 people asking for clarifications, or putting forth "what if" scenarios.
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Originally Posted by GatorB
The DOJ has a specific way they want you to list the info in your files and I'm not getting into that, just read the regs. It states which order the info should be listed and how it should be referenced.
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Part of the anxiety comes from the fact that these new 2257 regs are mostly red tape, and are just a way of hassling adult webmasters for the sake of hassling them.
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Originally Posted by GatorB
Also the DOJ wants to know where to find the "custodian of records". This is YOU. You can rationalize all you want that you're not REALLY a 2ndary prodcuer or you are only a "distributer" or you shouldn't have to be the "custodian" but the according to the DOJ you are a 2ndary producer and you are the "custodian of records" for content on your site. Thus it's YOUR name and address they want on the 2257 page so they know where to do an inspection. Now if you work out of your home and you don't want to list your home address then I suggests getting some office space somewhere.
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So its either pay out the ass for officespace or list a home address. That must be a great feeling. Something like that wouldn't be the source of anxiety at all. Nope, no anxiety there.