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Originally Posted by Mr.Fiction
If what you are saying is true, then everyone needs to ask whether ASACP supports free speech rights for all legal adult websites, or do they only support free speech for sites that don't offend someone working there?
"Best Practices" is some bullshit big brother term - free speech is for everyone legal, no matter what their "practices" are.
If ASACP doesn't support free speech for legal adult content, how are they better than any religious group trying to control porn?
How could they represent the adult industry and also be against free speech for legal content?
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Let me start off by making this clear. IT IS NOT WHAT I AM SAYING.
If you clicked the link from my previous posts you will see that is what was reported by/to the mainstream media as the process for registering .xxx domains.
What I am saying is webmasters need to take an hour out of their day an look into this. do some research and see what is really going on here.
2 well respected ( by their peers) congressmen pitched a fit when .xxx didn't go through the last time in 2000 I think it was. ( that link is also in this thread somewhere posted by someone) They were talking 5 years ago about throwing us all into .xxx hell so we might be blocked to "protect children"
We can all say it's bullshit, and protest among eachother. In the end ASACP isn't going to write a letter. .xxx gives them an upper hand, .xxx will certainly help their membership base because everyone is going to want an "in" to get their domain purchases approved. And the people who have their grubby little hands in the backend of this .xxx ( yeah so well liked industry players,
"stand up guys" sheep hearders types) stand to make a fortune to offset years of lackluster performances by their "great" ideas they never panned out the way they hoped.
.xxx needs to be Addressed by ASACP. it needs to be demanded. They need to make their posistion clear so that the people who fund them can be assured they are no cutting their own throats.
But that will NEVER happen.