You got it J. It IS that simple.

Thanks, Brujah!!!

It's been a fun promotion!

16 -18 hr days, but it's worth it!

:Graucho

Brujah and Lady Mischief: We did set up a non-profit corporation and are fixing to do a fundraiser at the show in Florida.

Right now we have I think 14 big content providers and sponsor programs in the defense group. We get more each time a company realizes that this is for real and problem that is not going to go away.

I will get a detailed notice together for a complete update but give it a few days since i will have to run it by the attorneys. I will be sure to post it on GFY though.

Aaron,

it's done ... http://www.cloud9content.com/section2257.html


:)

Done deal. Thanks for not taking my intentions out of context J.

Far-L, hit me up on ICQ please.

13823758

Aaron, in all seriousness.. if I was wrong about your intentions for this list.. I apologize.

I didn't agree with the methods and the insinuations it seemed to make about some content providers I have known and others I've done major deals with in the past. I feel the same way about APIC. I don't agree with his methods, but maybe his intentions are in the right place.

AaronM: It is not adding you on that number, can you get me with 304457712?

Thanks to YOU, dude! :)

The last thing I want to do is NOT be in compliance

...and the fact of the matter, is that I've had 5 additional inquiries regarding our 95% INVENTORY BLOWOUT because of these posts in the last hour or so.

So, it's ALL good for business

:winkwink:

Fair enough. :glugglug

AaronM: I still haven't gotten your icq number to add... are you able to get through on my number?

Nope...Been trying though. I made a typo on mine.

Wish I'd started a thread this long :(

AarronM, can I go to your house and play Xbox?

You bringing some booze?

His lawyer's office still isn't his "place of business".

hey man , asking you once more - can you post some link to charity which accepts CCs?(if there is any)
I feel myself like owe you some bucks
I would pay local charity , but local charity is mostly about stealing money , not about helping anybody:mad:

:thumbsup :thumbsup 4 Aaron...

Alwayz lookin out for hiz fellow webmasterz.


Keep up all the good work bud.
:winkwink:

BTW: Enjoy that new system... :arcadefre

ok .... at the risk of looking dumb... I didn't think we needed to have that up on our site since we're a story site. If I am wrong someone hit me on the head and I'll up it. Hell I'll up it anyways...

but in the mean time.... if story content sites aren't legally required to be compliant, please remove wetwords dot com from the list :)

hey Aaron... how do I get ahold of ya? :winkwink:

Sorry about that. I did not check the sites for the type of content being offered, only for the 2257 info. You have been removed.

No problem darlin :) I just wanted to make sure! hehehe

We need more folks like you helping the betterment of our industry...


well done :thumbsup

edit: you could keep us up there lol and listed as compliant :winkwink:

take care y'all :thefinger

-----Original Message-----
From: emmanuelle
Sent: Monday, April 28, 2003 5:38 AM
To: AaronM
Subject: 2257 list

http://ampcontent.com/ContentProviders.htm



Hi ? We would like to be added to the above page. www.egophotography.com has been around about a year, but the site was being overhauled when the list was compiled. We are a Canadian company, and while not subject to 2257, we appreciate our customer?s need to be compliant with the laws of their country. Our custodian of records is linked from the main page of the site.



If you require any further info, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Thanks

Emma?

Interesting thread. Lots of input here. Again, thx Aaron, youve done a good job with this list. At the Score Group we continously buy content out there and we make it our job to make sure the content providers are fully complaint, before we get our hands on it... you just made our job a bit easier. my :2 cents: s

Aaron, let's say your content is owned by your business. If I read correctly (and not being an attorney, I'm probably wrong!) below ... why can't I hire an attorney as an employee and make them custodian of records, and keep the records in their office?


"(2) If the person to whom subsection (a) of this section applies is an organization the statement required by this subsection shall include the name, title, and business address of the individual employed by such organization responsible for maintaining the records required by this section. "

I ask this because one of the major content providers has in their 2257 statement their business name as custodian of records. I've since requested a name but haven't received it yet. If this is not in compliance with the law, I'd love them to be added to your list so they CAN comply quickly or risk losing customers.

But as I'm not primary producer, could I then -- theoretically -- hire that attorney?

Actually - the law is not that black and white. If it was, there wouldn't be this much controversy over it. Actually, from the posts I read of yours - our attorney does not feel that you are in compliance either....or at least the advice your attorney gave.

The question to me is NOT whether a provider has adequate 2257 information listed on their website. The reason for that is our attorney does NOT believe that listing the primary producer on your 2257 statement is going to cover your ass or make you 2257 compliant.

Our attorney has advised us that we must maintain adequate age verification documents from any content that we license. He is an adult site lawyer and has a lot of experience in the gay market specifically.

So, we are now in the process of contacting all of our content brokers and getting these records and updating our own 2257 compliance statement. Amazingly, it hasn't been a problem so far to get these documents....just a little time consuming.

So again, my :2 cents: is that it doesn't really matter to me when purchasing content if my supplier has a po box address listed or a physical address. Just give me the age verification documents. That is now a deal breaker...if you can't give me the documents, we can't do business. To me, that is what aaron's list should be guaging. It's not a matter of whether or not the content supplier's site is 2257 compliant, but whether your site is!

You should buy Splinter Cell for your Xbox!

The game is excellent! :thumbsup

I will keep that in mind. :glugglug

So does http://www.cd-media.net

adultlabs.com teen content 2257 compliant.

Stop Bumping 4 Year Old Threads !!!

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