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xuron · 06-04-2005, 07:15 AM

yep... looking at this from both sides.. its hard to keep a positive outlook... because even though it makes it easier to label a site, the major threats of this situation for us is how it can be used against the porn industry... I agree with APN philip that it will make it MUCH easier for colleges and any institution to block the domains of people that are OVER 18... These institution are not into free speech, they love *protecting* their students... so that would cut down traffic... if they just make a new TLD and do not force adult content to those domains, then its awesome, BUT I don't even see how they could force adult content to these domains and enforce it? is it going to be a tattle tale system? where someone has to complain to the government for them to know about it?

06-04-2005, 07:15 AM
xuron Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 346	yep... looking at this from both sides.. its hard to keep a positive outlook... because even though it makes it easier to label a site, the major threats of this situation for us is how it can be used against the porn industry... I agree with APN philip that it will make it MUCH easier for colleges and any institution to block the domains of people that are OVER 18... These institution are not into free speech, they love protecting their students... so that would cut down traffic... if they just make a new TLD and do not force adult content to those domains, then its awesome, BUT I don't even see how they could force adult content to these domains and enforce it? is it going to be a tattle tale system? where someone has to complain to the government for them to know about it?