:winkwink: we should outsource sending anti-xxx emails to icann from different email adresses and IP's to you, in that case .xxx will never get approved

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mail send!

if the powers that be want it. there is no amount of emails from pornographers that is going to change anything.

If the .xxx law is passed, I'm going to hire an army of mercs to slowly torture kill every child that belongs to anybody who has any tie of responsibility to the whole `.xxx' proposal.

These mercs are currently in standby mode somewhere in the Dominican Republic. If you would like to contribute, hit me up on ICQ :1orglaugh

:1orglaugh

.kids Is Not The Answer
 

unfortunately I agree with that guy and as I said somewhere before, I see no real justification for a .kids domain.

I'd encourage everyone to oppose .xxx but IMO encouraging .kids is not the best solution.

So please send your anti-.xxx emails to ICANN and explain arguments against that extension, preferably without encouraging .kids at the same time.
Especially since it looks not natural when everyone opposing .XXX suggests. KIDS.

The web is working fine now, no need for .xxx, no need for kids either. :2 cents:

Just my opinion. :2 cents:

bump
email sent :thumbsup

I posted my 10 reasons why I figure Internet porn will eventually die!

http://theukhardcore.com

Ultimately....
The Internet is going to become a place for bible thumpers.

50 bastards trying to control the internet

I like this guy ;)

and no, this one isnt my fake identity :thumbsup

Bump for the ones who haven't sent their comments to ICANN.

Mark

Done

Hello, and thank you for your message.

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In order to further process your message we need to verify that it came from
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If you want to be very sure that your message gets through, do both steps
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For your reference, the subject of the message you sent was:

"XXX. Domains a Bad Idea"

and it arrived at approximately Sun Apr 30 18:51:42 2006.

Thank you for your message.

bump

and before sending comments to ICANN, read also post no 48 re .kids

althoguh I know that you can have a different opinion than me re .kids :)

Well in that case, money will be made in torrents, and everyone with a porn site will use torrents to make $

All the average idiot webmaster has to do is take a look at how heavily gamed and abused the .EU registration process was.

As far as a landrush for .XXX - multiply it by about 1000 times worse.

If this happens you can expect to pay $xx,xxx for just about anything once they get snapped up - even shitty names that would cost you $xx-xxx for a .COM equivlant.

:thumbsup

On another point, its highly unlikely "private" registrations will be allowed in the .XXX space.

i agree....

Just to add my two about .KIDS, it's not necessary to bring it up if you send a letter to ICANN about .XXX. We at FSC do it regularly because we like to offer rational alternatives to irrational ideas. Right now only .XXX is on the table.

But even the ICANN staff had to admit that .KIDS makes more sense than .XXX, even if only for young children.

I had a very long chat in Wellington with an ICANN Board member personally responsible for the technical evaluation of all STLDs, who told me that .XXX will not protect minors from seeing adult content, and readily agreed that .KIDS had similar hurdles but made much more sense.

I thought that was interesting. Even people on the ICANN Board know .XXX will not work.

Send a letter of opposition. No matter what happens, you won't regret it.

email your grammatically correct viewpoints on .XXX to:
[email protected]

ICANN will be meeting shortly to followup on their last session about .XXX

Two years ago, the public showing from the adult community was seriously lacking.. 2 years later, this .XXX thing is still going, and if the final hours expression of rejection for .XXX aren't put in, then if .XXX gets approved, you can't blame the people in adult who supported and wanted .XXX, you'll have to blame yourself for not standing up.


Fight the apathy!

:thumbsup

Take a moment and send a letter. Do something positive to affect your own future.

XXX and loss of net neutrality will be big problems IMHO.

Holy shit, that's fucking weird... I had the same subject, minus the "..." --- lol!


Hello, and thank you for your message.

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1) Reply to this message, without altering the subject line
The "Re: " added by many mail clients is OK, but please note
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or

2) Visit the URL
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If you want to be very sure that your message gets through, do both steps
above -- it does no harm to confirm more than once.

For your reference, the subject of the message you sent was:

".XXX is a bad idea"

and it arrived at approximately Sat May 6 00:34:22 2006.

Thank you for your message.

Bump--please email [email protected] NOW!!!!

Dave

bUmP
:warning :warning :warning

icann is headed in the right direction

:disgust :disgust

:upsidedow :upsidedow

I hope things would turn out good this time.

bump the .xxx