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This goes beyond the 2257 injunction, which in itself would not cost much to file and have heard by a court. Some of us are trying to look at the whole picture and have very reasonable questions and concerns about any organization we send money to. |
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Sent this thread to the FSC people.Hopefully somebody will respond.
KB, you've got one hell of a chip on your shoulder these days! ;) |
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call me a pessimist, call me cynical, call me anything you want- I know and see more than people think. My momma didn't raise NO DUMMY :-)) |
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He is the best thing to happen to FSC in years- that I think we can agree on. |
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If you choose not to support them, fine -- but, I can't see what good slamming them on the boards and dividing us further will do. If you think you have a better solution go for it! If you want to be so smug as to say "I'm not worried about 2257 becasue all of my shit is in order..." -- if you think that is true: good for you! But I am here to tell you that most likely you are not as well off as you think you are. 2257 is a beauroratic minefield set out before you. I know when someone is trying to use scare tactics and I also know when someone is spelling something out the ugly truth...the new regs were not designed for complicity, they were designed for destrection. There are no "good faith attempts" at complying. If you have 99,999 records and good order and 1 that is not, then you are not complying and that is a felony! Our best bet is to destroy the regs and the FSC is the most organized, best trained, and (god willing) the best funded group to do that and, quite frankly, they seem to be the only ones that are willing to take up the cause. Even if they might have imperfections or there is this or that that you don't like about them -- they are the best fight we've got and I don't know why that is so hard to see. |
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Does anyone remember when the GIA got involved with the FSC
Whatever happened to the GIA? Was it self serving or was it intended to be for the good pf the entire industry? I think a lot of educated webmasters know the answer to that question..or those who were around to remember that organization anyway |
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I've been around, I'm no newbie -- tell me! You obviously have a personal problem with the FSC. |
Jay, I respect your passion on this issue, and I certainly want the FSC and whoever else might challenge the 2257 to win.
I sincerely hope that the courts will eventually strike down the most onerous provisions of the new 2257 regulations. If FSC would set a lower Membership fee, they could then use their much larger Membership list to solicit money for their specific causes (such as striking down provisions in the 2257 regs). I know the ACLU is always sending me issue-based appeals, which I don't mind contributing to, since they only charged me $25 for Membership. The FSC might also consider a monthly fee, instead of requiring a lump sum amount. If nothing else, a victory on 2257 should get the FSC lots of new Members, and considerably bolster their credibility. ADG Webmaster |
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:-)) He gets more done in a day than most people in this industry. And I have no personal beef with the FSC- I was the first one they solicited to help get them webmasters back in 2000 Your attorney should remember meeting me with Bill Lyons back at the Doubletree Hotel in Santa Monica. He should also remember that I helped to raise over $2500 that day with two webmasters alone. I then tried to help gather webmasters for their COPA meeting and was part of the meeting with Marc Klass and Perry Aftab as well as net nanny I still have no idea what was accomplished that day or whatever became of any of them. oh and I never received as much as a THANK YOU FROM THEM as well- |
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I just don't buy into this "sky is falling" attorney crap
I have seen this too many times before where the ambulance chasing starts and collective paranoia begins.. Just like the Cambria List. |
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And, I'm sorry about the THANK YOU thing...that sucks, but it also shows that you do have a personal grudge with them. There are 3 sides to every story: 1. My side. 2. Your side. 3. And the truth. |
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Also I truly believe when the people/ attorneys associated with these organizations can show where they are working for our best interests- ( pro bono work) and not free BJ's
we'll have a chance. I'll bet you any amount of money you want that these attorneys do things you'll never hear about publicly and special favors are given to them as form of payment- I know what I have seen and heard from a myriad of great sources and also being around for 7-8 yrs as yourself, I have see our business at the best of times and the worst of times- No doubt these are the worst of times for a lot of people- but not everyone. It definitely sucks for those who own plug ins from what I have read |
From what I understand the FSC is to base their case on issues that were already discussed throughout the 2257/DOJ party.. Such as the new regs possibly putting performers in harm's way.. which the DOJ struck down as being less important than the protection of children..
If a judge can over-ride it, then.. well... guess we'll see... |
Jay I wish I met you when you were living in Atlanta, you would know im not just breakig balls. The reality is if you pull the cash you say you do and if you didnt blow it , you can walk away from this industry and have alot of options. A little guy like me that makes a good living but nothing in your range. I have to get ready for the shit storm if need be because this is how I make my living and my only real other option at this point would be a shitty day job. FSC should be creating a positive image for the industry out there in the media and they are not that is a problem. They do after liquor and drunk driving there is someone there from the bar owners assoc, talking about all that their membership is doing. Making virtual cp legal is not a big victory its a another strike against us.
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No one in the PORN world cares about porn models either :upsidedow :upsidedow :upsidedow |
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And Jay leave me out of this I don't shoot content- don't sell content- and have no worries over this matter whatsoever- I worry about the webmasters who constantly get bad information- it ends up costing all of us. |
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You, KB, are the source of bad info my friend. |
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For those of you whining about the price, I'm pretty sure they have a low monthly fee. Its like $30. I spend that when I go out to eat.
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No sites I currently promote are owned by me in any way I work for sharp guys who are very intelligent and have access to great attorneys it's their job to comply not mine It's my job to get you to send me some traffic as well as get them national press and more exposure. KB Consults is in every press release I write- That's me. |
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Once again I am for a lobbying group in our industry
I support that they are trying to fight the good fight for pornographers- I just feel that it's a Herculean task, and I feel they are underqualified Is Paul Cambria fighting as part of the Free Speech Coalition? If he is -then they have someone who is really qualified- I simply don't know |
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Seriously, $30 a month? That's nothing. Eat in one night and there's the $30 membership fee. |
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I only get worried about things that can end up costing me a lot of money or put me in jail. My attorneys agree that my business model is the safest in the industry. YOU CAN'T SHOOT THE MESSENGER. |
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I have never had a worry in this business other than getting fucked over by webmasters who shave or simply are thieves-
I have never attached myself to CP sites or even sites that can be misconstrued as such- I have never SPAMMED a piece of email down anyones throats. I have never stolen any content. I have never violated any copyright laws I have never infringed on a patent So how can I be regarded as naive? Cautious, legal , and ethical are better words that befit me. |
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Maybe you're a bad judgment of character? |
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but they'd need to be convicted first of an offense. I can tell you that I have spoken to all my clients about 2257 and they seem to be confident that they'll comply fully with it as it stands |
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Do you or your employers really want to mail out 30000 2257 docs to your affiliates? |
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I have done business with more people in this business than anyone I have been doing what it is I do for almost 8yrs My companies have run the gamut- from sextoy companies, to affiliate programs, penis pills, to webmaster resources to selling companies for millions of dollars U may be happy with never being fucked over- but I can tell u I have collected in every case where I was wronged and for a lot more $$$ than people would ever imagine. |
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