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Slick's lawyers will work on his case and as part of that, presumably establish the details of any alleged criminal offenses which may be known by DirectNic - or otherwise. Legal negotiations/strategy is not our biz. No doubts DirectNic will eventually make a diplomatic statement justifying every action they have taken. That also is normal - do you expect them to admit any liability? The issue of Slick and that of the actions of DirectNIC are separate (tho combined in this scenario). One is about possible CP issues, the other is about the actions of a domain registrar. Slick's issue will probably be ongoing for some time. On the DirectNic side, they have already stated their position by email and acted upon it and it's not in doubt. The conduct of their staff is below the level of a swamp when accusing clients who wish to remove domains that they "support child pornography". The conduct of their General Counsel concerning clients who wish to remove domains, is pathetic, but hardly a surprise. DirectNic have elected to be protectors of public morals with admirable and righteous aims of stopping child pornography. That is their choice - in which case they need to start the DirecticNiC Center For Exploited Children and forget reporting offenses to law enforcement and just elect to act as LE. I strongly suggest that 50% of all DirectNic revenue be donated to such wonderful causes and DN status revert to a charity. Whatever DirectNic say or don't say, is now irrelevant. They have made their bed - it's time to sleep in it. Webmasters pay for domains from registrars - they don't pay to listen to the opinion of the registrars. If there is an problem concerning domain content - anyone is free to report that issue to the relevant authority. DirectNic failed to do so. Bottom line - who needs a registrar where their staff suggest people support child porn, they can't give contact point of responsible officers and their General Counsel behaves like an idiot? Nobody - only a fool. There is no reason to consider placing domains in the hands of idiots with an opinion - they can't be trusted. |
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If he hosts porn images he should have 2257 info ON HIS SITE. And HE WAS linking to sites with CP. As simple as that. |
Webby, all I can say is this: I wish you would apply the same standards to Slick as you do to Directnic. He too made his bed, and he has to lay in it.
Your entire accusations against Directnic are based on (a) the charges of Slick, status questionable, and (b) an email that was never copied, lost in an apparent disk crash. I am thinking that there is way more to know, and your jump to a conclusion on Directnic (or on Slick) is way early in the game. |
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DirectNic is not in doubt - that facts are known and they have acted on their "opinion". I contacted DN myself to establish some elements - their response was abysmal, (read DUMBO) and certainly not a company I'd trust with domains. |
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I'll never be pro-CP. He linked to sites with CP pictures, he never denied it. His replies were like: "I'm sorry for not being able to check hundreds of trades every single day to see if they had CP". And that's total bullshit when most of the sites he linked had CP and his own pictures played with the idea of CP. But it's nice to see where you stand. |
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Directnic, acting in their own best interest after allegedly recieving a complaint, has decided to withhold service on one of their customers, which they have every right to do so under their terms of service agreement. No moral crusade, no self-riteous arm of the law for the entire industry, just a company not wanting to knowingly enable anyone to publish "questionable" materials until they can look into it and determine just how questionable those materials are. They certainly do reserve that right in their TOS, as does the TOS/AUP of virtually every other registrar and adult hosting provider I've looked at lately, and I've looked at several believe me. I can't say I much care for the way they shut him down though and are holding his domains hostage. Will be interesting to see how this all plays out and what Slick's lawyer will come up with. There's a solution in all this somewhere, glad I'm not the one having to sift through all the facets to make a judgement on it though. I've got a headache already from it. |
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"nice to see where you stand" --- you are being a tool right there, did you know that? Admit you haven't read any posts here, nor have you obviously read any of mine yet you're going to sit behind your keyboard and cock off? Why can guys like you never ever seem to just get a clue? Here, I'll provide one for you --- If you're too busy and important to actually read the thread, why not keep your lameass comments to yourself? |
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I'll never be pro-CP. He linked to sites with CP pictures, he never denied it. His replies were like: "I'm sorry for not being able to check hundreds of trades every single day to see if they had CP". And that's total bullshit when most of the sites he linked had CP and his own pictures played with the idea of CP. But it's nice to see where you stand. |
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Why do I have to read the thread? I saw what happened yesterday, I checked his site, and I have my own thoughts.
I don't give a flying fuck if you have written 10 pages already worth of comments. He had links to CP, he admited it, his sites were taken down. As simple as that. I don't care how much you guys try to twist thing around. |
I guess everybody thinks it's ok to link to CP now, huh?
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Hear the (((echo)))? |
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Totally your call though. :D |
BTW, is someone will post a CP link to this board and GFY will be linked to a cp site for say 5 minutes (until the moderators will not discover and delete it). Should be this board considered illegal in such a case?
I believe that one must be responsible for such kind of crime only in case if he/she knowingly haven't removed the illegal links after the time he/she discovered them posted (added to trade) on his/her resource. I.e. one must be considered not guilty until he/she don't know about any illegal content posted to the resource. This works for search engines, this works for hosting companies, this works for the online message boards and this must work for tgp/cj sites that have some kind of open trader adding system as well. |
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Only my :2 cents: - If I was stuck with the honor of being a domain registar and received complaints of criminal activity, the tendency would be pass these complaints to a qualified investigating authority. Admittedly, it's hard to make judgements when we don't know the details of any complaint, but shutting off domains without an investigation seems kinda crazy and open to liability irrespective of any TOS. It's also not helpful when the DNCEC suggest other webmasters support child pornography when they feel insecure about having their domains in the hands of folks who have "opinions". It's almost the same as trusting a Chinese registrar with a porn site in China :) |
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Raw Alex was one of my deciples for a while, he learned the trick well ;) Alex, bravo! ;) |
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Slick on the other hand has stated that he personally checked each link before activating it. He didn't just accidentily link to these people, he approved them. Just a little different, but a matter likely for a court of law... certainly not something that would be settled here. |
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I managed to learn at least a little from the best debater I ever met :) |
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If so, I'd be surprised that they'd even acknowledge such a contact, since you are not the domain holder in question. If you had specific questions about your own domains that you have registered there, or you were inquiring as to specific policies in regards to domains you would like to transfer to DirectNIC, then that's a different matter. |
So, now that his thumbs are shutdown for being child porn.. won't the authorities want to know who took the pictures and get some IDs? The sponsors should be prepared for the increased exposure to their "young" looking content now too eh?
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I can only quote the holy bible and Pontius Pilat: "What is the Truth"? |
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I can only quote the holy bible and Pontius Pilat: "What is the Truth"? |
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However, he did say that morally and off the record he would probably look into certain matters such as this himself, but not at the risk of opening himself up to being sued. Hard to make sense of the laws as they exist really. A host/ISP or in this case Registrar are not liable for those they provide service for, BUT what about when they recieve a complaint and choose to do nothing? Then they are or may be knowingly enabling someone to publish illegal content, in which case maybe a court could find them culpable... I don't know. Tough call either way. On one hand I'm inclined to think it would be better to just pass the complaint on to the webmaster in question and then wait until such time that an actual JUDGE who is qualified to make a judgement orders you to remove or otherwise shut down the offender. On the other hand though, as far as being the guy whose sites they are looking at, I would much rather have to deal with my host or registrar than I would the government, FBI etc. One thing I know is, Slick is going to have to try to be a lot more detail-oriented in future. Hopefully he can get past this and tighten up his sites and move on once this is all sorted out. He's a long-time webmaster I've known for over 8 years, and is in this for the long haul, I'm sure he'll buck up and make the necessary changes to his network. |
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I can only quote the holy bible and Pontius Pilat: "What is the Truth"? |
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I can only quote the holy bible and Pontius Pilat: "What is the Truth"? |
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please look down between your legs and post what yopu see. |
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which supports what I was saying. And your foolish run to put up a thread attempting to mock me about my opinion was lame, childish and so very typical of you. And yes, you got spanked for it. I don't know how you word it in your AUP, but in those of the leading hosts I looked at they ALL to a one say they reserve the right to investigate and terminate. But please, go on. Never drop this, keep harping on it... it really does make you look the better person. :D |
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http://www.gofuckyourself.com/showpo...&postcount=178 |
Serge serious question
what is your obsession with martyrdom? (im just curious) tuh dumayesh yeltsin bul martyr? |
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Man hug? :D |
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at that time, that is NOT what you were saying ... read above. You were saying that is what of the duty of the host to inspect what was on his server ( in a pre-emptive way, not on a complaint )... and ask for proof if images were hosted on the server .... now, continue spinning .... |
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last update was the 7th of may 2005. Funny, by a major host here, that everyone recommends, has word for word the same text, with a date of November 16 2006 I understand that you hate Quebeckers ... |
Fiestaboy, if you think a court will absolutely never hold you responsible for what you host even after being notified via a written complaint, email or otherwise, then knock yourself out. Sitting back and doing nothing and waiting for a court order is fine in some cases, but all that might change once it can be proven that you knew full well there was something questionable on your servers. If you don't take your complaints seriously that's definitely your business.
I believe our little side-argument is now concluded, since we obviously agree to disagree. |
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The correct answer was...NOTHING! ;) |
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Now, your cows are waiting for you. |
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oh no, after watching the news and dead russian spies, I am staying as far from russian politics as I can spit in a wind. The ONLY serious question I am willing to discuss is... "Will Slick get CD player for the longest thread of the week"????? |
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"This thread is useless without picture!" :) |
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