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Originally Posted by sweetginger
Have read 18 USC 2257 and as is with all federal laws, it is vague and find it defies WHOLE interpretation because it is full of HOLES...so I ask....your point is......well besides trying like many others to make me look stupid....what??? would you ask a podiatrist to perform brain surgery on you? no...just like you wouldn't ask a divorce attorney to defend you on a capital crime...this area of the law is not my specialty, so I made the mistake of asking a question about what I should do in terms of this issue of what I thought was a forum of much more experienced webmasters rather than experienced smartasses (someone else asked why I've posted a total of 2 times a year since I joined...this is why and I forgot how helpful you all are generally...NOT)...for my trouble of seeking answers from experience I've been called a guy, my use of a font size was pointed out, repeatedly had it implied I am stupid and there has been a smattering of good advise...so thanks for your input...anything helpful maybe???
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You should really spend some time getting familiar with this law if you're going to be in this business.
Saying it isn't your specialty is a cop-out. You wouldn't run a restuarant without being familiar with your local health codes, and you shouldn't run an adult business without being well versed in 2257.
Naughty America doesn't want to do business with anyone that isn't following the law. So if you're going to promote their sites using their content then you need to sign a contract stating that you will fulfill your obligation to maintain records as a secondary producer, and then follow through with that.
If you don't like it, don't promote them, simple as that.
