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dopeman · 06-06-2005, 12:18 PM

according to the new regulations, secondary producers have ALWAYS been required to maintain model indentification.

" Finally, regarding personal
information about performers that must be transmitted to secondary
producers, the Department again notes, first, that such information is
already required by the current Part 75 regulations, and, second, that
none of the commenters presented any evidence that a hypothetically
possible crime, such as the stalking of a performer, was in any way
tied to the dissemination of the information about a performer provided
to a producer in compliance with Part 75."

so i've been reading many posts from gallery submitters, thumb-preview TGP owners and other affiliates that they are taking down all their hardcore images and going all text or softcore before june 23rd.

but according to the regs, if they didn't have the model IDs up to this point, they've been out of compliance. (at least according to that part I just copied here).

so, if the DOJ launches a major initiative, can affiliates be punished for posting all of that 'promo' material up to the point they took it down this month? does taking it all down today really exempt you from inspections and possible punishment?

06-06-2005, 12:18 PM
dopeman Confirmed User Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 294	secondary producers have always been required to maintain model IDs according to the new regulations, secondary producers have ALWAYS been required to maintain model indentification. " Finally, regarding personal information about performers that must be transmitted to secondary producers, the Department again notes, first, that such information is already required by the current Part 75 regulations, and, second, that none of the commenters presented any evidence that a hypothetically possible crime, such as the stalking of a performer, was in any way tied to the dissemination of the information about a performer provided to a producer in compliance with Part 75." so i've been reading many posts from gallery submitters, thumb-preview TGP owners and other affiliates that they are taking down all their hardcore images and going all text or softcore before june 23rd. but according to the regs, if they didn't have the model IDs up to this point, they've been out of compliance. (at least according to that part I just copied here). so, if the DOJ launches a major initiative, can affiliates be punished for posting all of that 'promo' material up to the point they took it down this month? does taking it all down today really exempt you from inspections and possible punishment?