THANK GOD! :1orglaugh

I am glasd to see that this tool is being used.

I had done this for some client sites, but thanks to this thread I was reminded to do it for my own.

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Good thread, I'm also using it on most (if not all) of my adult domains

Yes and we are very much about making sure our 2257 is always on top of it as a matter of fact we have been called the toughest on the net when it comes to 2257 complience for our webcam models ! 2 forms of color ID on every model, and if there is ever even the slightest doubt I tell my staff to not let the models on !

our 2257's are spotless

This sounds like a great thing here!

Yes this is an easy way for the adult community to do its part and show it cares.

This topic is more important than 2257 and .xxx

it portects kids much better than both of those things.

After careful thought, I'm doing this today. Given the prospect of mandatory .xxx on the horizon, this is certainly a lot better alternative. Besides, it shouldn't hurt sales at all - someone who is going to be surfing to a sponsor's site and purchasing a membership will not have child-level filtering settings in place. The kind of people who buy anyway are adults, not 12 year old kids. This just makes sense, and is responsible self-regulation.

Lars, thanks for posting this. This goes to show that the industry can be responsible, and do more to keep porn away from kids and those who do not wish to see it more than 2257 or .xxx ever could.

Yup, what they said!

I can't find any good reason not to do this, unless your site makes money by popup traffic, and even then, is it really worth it to shove popup banners down the throats of kids?

I have thousands of small sites within my domains. Do I have to label them all? Can I just label the root domain? Thanks

I've been using it on all my sites for years.

It's the only thing we should really have to do with our adult sites - parents and guardians should not leave loaded guns (unfiltered Internet) for kids to play with.

-Dino

Some servers allow you to use some plugin to label all sites on teh server :)

Another Bump for a great tool

fuck it... anything to keep uncle sam off your back has gotta have some positives... preventive measures my friend... preventive measures :thumbsup

Parents should NOT let their children surf the internet unsupervised under any circumstance. Filters, ICRA or what ever they may use does not replace an attentive responsible parent.

The fact of the matter is that as long as parents have someone else to blame for their inability to be a responsible parent, then that is exactly what they will do. Unfortunately our industry is standing in the front of the blame line, when in reality tits and ass never hurt any child. Double penetration and tranny sex may twist the little heathen up a bit, but if the parent were sitting by his/her side it would never happen in the first place.

Get your filters or what ever helps you sleep at night but in the end, it's all about parenting.

What happened to that black girl who was a minor just a few months ago that fooled everyone (LA dvd companies) with her IDs? That just kind of disappeared.

If with all the info we have to get on a model and she STILL turns out to be a minor... 2257 is not protecting anyone.

WOJ should be coming any time now....

100.... ;)

Well.. don't just talk about it. How do you copy/paste?

Great sig. :thumbsup

Once again a simple thing you can do to protect kids online

Nice thread, even if it is an old one, the idea behind it is a good one.

I've used ICRA tags on nearly everything I've built in adult.

Something I can painlessly do to help parents do their part.

Not to mention it might come in handy if I ever have to prove that I'm making a good faith effort to keep minors off my pages.

yes, been using it for years.

it's the right thing to do, even if you lose a few sales (and you will).

Almost every page I've ever made has the ICRA codes.

I've had more than a few "concerned individuals" email me, and it's nice to be able to point out to them that it was their own fault my sites were accessible on their computer.

I have a sponsor that mandates it.

this sure is a good idea. :thumbsup

Getting the industry together to protect minors is a good cause, I have been labeling my sites for 10 years now when rsac was still in effect.