dont let juicy steal your thunder woj you gotta nail 100
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I think it is great idea but what if someone else gets adult.xxx ? |
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WHY SHOULD THEY GET FIRST PICK!? i see tons of you saying this in this thread WHY THE HELL SHOULD THEY GET FIRST PICK!? you dont own the trademark YOU DO NOT OWN THE .xxx domain! |
the only thing I'm worried about is that there's going to be some backroom deal to 'reserve' the best names for some organization that will use the revenue for the 'good of the industry' and I won't be part of it.
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I guess money CAN buy people all the support they need if WEBMASTERS are actually here on GFY arguing that a "dot xxx" extension is a good idea. Amazing. Congrats Jason, looks like your money was well spent! |
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well guess what!? that is just to bad for you, you should have done something this has been in limbo for years and years, did you speak up? how do you always "tie" it to the .com? you do not ALWAYS tie it to the .com, there is tons of sites out there that the other extensions are more well known that the .com counterparts. you cant have your cake and eat it to. |
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Update .xxx story from AVN
http://www.avnonline.com/index.php?P...tent_ID=229056
.xxx Raises More Eyebrows Than Excitement By: MJ McMahon Posted: 5:00 pm PDT 6-2-2005 TORONTO - Wednesday?s announcement that the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers has entered into commercial and technical negotiations with ICM Registry for the sponsored Top Level Domain (sTLD) .xxx raised more eyebrows than excitement. If all goes according to schedule, domains in the new sTLD will be available sometime between November 2005 and February 2006. Although it is being marketed as a way to do away with child pornography and to keep minors away from adult entertainment, not everyone sees it that way. ..... It's LONG... click here for more. |
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no no im telling you what IS, this will not happen the .com'ers do not have any precidence over any other extension unless they own the trademark. |
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How many % of tgp surfers are minor ? probably a lot ... |
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Do you have .co.uk? Do you have .co.jp? Do you have .jp? Do you have .nu? Do you have .cn? Do you have .ca? Do you have the xx other tld's registered? What in Gods name makes you people think .xxx is limited to one country? It is WORLDWIDE and there is no way you can just assume ownership without a trademark. Even then you are dealing with foreign trademarks of the same. And if I happen to stumble onto one of your domains and register it, SUE ME. |
.xxx is being pushed by some of the top players so they can rake in on the money .. bottom line.
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Also colleges could block xxx - again, ADULTS using credit cards would be blocked. Those are just two examples. Will they find other ways to buy it? Probably. But porn is an impulse buy: if they can't buy from your site right then it's doubtful they'll write the URL down and try it again later from a different computer. |
This is really nothing new in adult online history. People will always screw people over for a quick buck.
Anyway you look at it, .xxx is stupid. Its just a select few looking to make a quick buck. I think .com's should be grandfathered, for this simple reason. It is the most popular extension by far and it was intended for commercial purposes. .net and .org although they were opened up for everyone, that wasnt their intended purpose. For someone to heavily develop a .net wouldnt make any sense, when someone else would own the more popular .com and benefit from the marketing they would do. People should tell xxx to screw off and not buy any. |
Even if US ISPs block access to .XXX domains, you will always be able to access your favorite porn site by its IP address.. unless they block that too, but I highly doubt it
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Ask your friendly paysite owners just how many people write down that site name to come back to later. They could pay 100% commission to affiliates on a brand new paysite and make a profit on the typins and people writing it down for later. |
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Shit man.... if you're worried about kids, TRY VOLUNTARY FUCKING RATINGS!! There is NOTHING whatsoever... I repeat... NOTHING... that "dot xxx" can do for "protecting kids" that couldn't be done with VOLUNTARY FUCKING RATINGS that already exist!! Self-rate your site, and parents can turn it off in Internet Explorer. Easy! Why do we need to pay $75 per domain name to ICM to accomplish what we can already do? :mad: |
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I dont know about you, but i as a webmaster, would never dream accessing a porn site or even any of my sites or GFY from a library or cubicle, let alone whip out a CC and order something. If surfers are browsing for porn at work they are JUST BROWSING, wasting bandwidth, not going to pay for anything. With that said, i dont support .xxx at all. As a new TLD, sure go for it, open as many as you want, but i dont want anyone pushing me off my .com's |
i can assure you some isps will block .xxx
6 months after its released they'll release an update with an .xxx filter thats default ON that takes a 15 line bat file to disable. it makes sense too, parents are too preoccupied with survivor to turn on the parent filters now, the isp will be helping those parents out. thanks aol, we love you |
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A Different Perspective...
FRC Voices Opposition to '.xxx' Domain Name
WASHINGTON, June 3 /PRNewswire/ -- The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) recently announced a plan to create a ".xxx" domain address to house pornographic websites. Patrick Trueman, FRC's senior legal counsel and former chief of the U.S. Department of Justice's Child Exploitation and Obscenity Section, released the following statement expressing strong opposition to ICANN's plan: "The new domain would do more harm than good. The '.com' domain has been a cash cow for the porn industry and pornographers will not give it up and remove themselves to the '.xxx' domain. Instead, they will populate the '.xxx' domain and perhaps double the number of porn sites available on the Web. "The '.xxx' domain also cloaks the porn industry with legitimacy. The industry will have a place at the table in developing and maintaining their new property. "Creating a virtual red light district may also discourage law enforcement from bringing obscenity cases on the notion that the problem is solved." Patrick Trueman is the author of a newly released FRC pamphlet -- "Dealing with Pornography: A Practical Guide For Protecting Your Family and Your Community." The pamphlet explains actions that the average citizen can take to fight porn in stores, on the internet, and on television. A download of the pamphlet can be found at http://www.frc.org/get.cfm?i=BC05C01 SOURCE Family Research Council 06/03/2005 11:58 ET |
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TGP owners don't want the .xxx because they know that their traffic is going to decrease. P.S. "The traffic we don't want to talk about" = teenagers under 18 without credit cards. |
Trueman is right, amazingly enough, when he says that it wouldn't do anything to protect children. And if left voluntary, he's right that porn sites would populate BOTH the .com and .xxx domain names... I don't think anyone disagrees about that. This move does nothing but line the pockets of certain individuals and companies.
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Shocking this is comming from the owner of 'adult.com', a domain that will potentially be worthless in a couple years.
While I agree, it would make filtering sites VERY easy. I'll bet money that someday the government will pass a law REQUIRING all adult content on .xxx domains. This is just the first step of sucking us in. |
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Why .xxx is not going to work.
OK, the augment is that all porn sites can go onto .xxx. This would be fine if all porn sites were .com's, but many are on regional domains, such as .co.uk and so on. So imagine say a Japan domain (or any other country) that owns the adult.dk (or whatever the Japan domain is). Now the Japan owner will have as much right to the adult.xxx as much as the .com owner (adult.com). Now think of the court cases. Also will all .xxx sites sell for the same price. If I asked for xxx.xxx will the firm charge me the same as if I asked for doobydoobydoo.xxx? Also on day 1 of the launch of these sites, there will be several thousand requests for sites such as sex.xxx porn.xxx, so how will they decide who gets them? |
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If anything, the creation of the .xxx TLD makes it easier to censor in the future, since it will be all grouped together.
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Lens, how will xxx stop censorship when helmy is all about it? pls explain Duke |
Wake up people!! don't you see the grave error in this. Forget it being mandatory, that will happen and we can I deny it if we want, but it will happen.
Traffic- who cares. Blocked at the ISP- will probably happen somewhere sometime sooner than you expect............ Oh and Lensman, I think you might forget that there is a large portion of this great country that does not have a wide variety of service providers. IE central Florida. It's Brighthouse or the outhouse. And they are not going to loose 20% of their consumers because they block .xxx . Not going to happen bro. But the biggest thing I think a bunch of us are over looking is the label and what it can REALLY do. Anyone play poker online??? anyone try to use your bank credit card to put money in your account?? A VERY large portion of banking institutions do not allow you to do this, it's their company policy. Bank of America, Bank One, ect....ect.... Whats to stop these individual institutions from deciding they feel the same way about .xxx as they feel about PartyPoker or PokerStars????? in short NOTHING. While I will agree this will not Kill the industry, It's sure gonna hurt those who are not going to benefit from .xxx purchases. Look at the big picture, and on how many levels you will be filtered on and by who.... |
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If you have a super important .com or brand -- now is a good time to trademark. I would also like to add that this would be fine if dot xxx would the cool goverment's jets on the 2257 issue. .xxx is something I can live with. Federal agents knocking on my door every month isn't. I really think it is going to come down to us living with one or the other. I'll take dot xxx. |
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Sure, makes since. Hell parents don?t do their jobs so we must do it for them.. BS.. If kids can beat software now they can beat .xxx software blockers.. It changes nothing and creates more issues.
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I'm against it. I think it's a greedy scam and it's not going to stop a single kid from looking at porn.
All of you who think it's going to help are living in a dream world. Think about when you were a kid and you wanted to look a nudie mags. There was nothing going to stop you. We would sneak into our parents room to get peek at them, steal them from corner stores and even trade toys and money for them with other kids. Why? BECAUSE WE WANTED TO SEE IT. Simple answer. And when kids want to see it, they are going to find it no matter what. Everyone has seemed to forget that we were all kids once, and by doing that you forget who kids think. You can't stop a child from doing what he really wants to do. Could they stop you? Once the kid is smart enough to un-filter the computer mommy and daddy set up to filter out porn, it's on. Even if everyone did get .XXX (which you all probably will), unless we are forced from our .com domains, it will do absolutely nothing but create sales for the new domain. If all the .com's are still there, what's the point? .XXX will solve nothing. |
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