Quote:
|
Originally Posted by Lensman
Think about it. If adult content was on it's own TLD, it's easy to block it for kids. No major isp is going to block it, because they'd lose 20% of their customers. And people that want porn will have the power to see it.
I'd rather have that than have the US gov't try to prosecute people.
And if ICANN enforces it, it would be worldwide. The KEY is that the registry MUST allow the current .com owners to get the same domains as .xxx, without the regisgtered tm bs. If you own a .net, you are second in line. If they don't, I can see lots of lawsuits.
|
I see a lot of ifs ands buts and ors here... feels like Saturday morning watching Schoolhouse Rock...
Ya know I recall several of my hosting clients telling me how no major upstream would be blocking spam traffic either as it accounted for a large percentage of bandwidth.
There are no assurances here other than this whole thing stinks from every angle. My guess is some of the "trademark" consultants are the same as the TLD consultants... speaking for the entire industry.
Best part is those buying into the xxx landgrab bonanza.
Its all FOOL'S GOLD!!!
__________________
Assclown Bob Rice wants to BANG your credit card!
"I am putting the bastards of this world on notice; greed and corruption will always be met with "a voice made of ink and rage."
All the information above is my personal opinion.