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I've read the proposal and I understand the intention. It also goes without saying that attempting to cash in on such a craze is a pipe dream for most of us. We ARE, after all, in business to make money, for it's money that truly makes the world go around (and you thought it was that whole pivoting thing...ha!). However, we all know that there's always going to be someone being an asshat. Those asshats are the ones with all the power, and they're going to abuse that power because they think that their way is somehow right. So, while I would definately support .xxx in a perfect world, I have to oppose it in the world of reality simply because there are people who don't give a fuck about your rights and will violate them for their own purposes any time you give them the opportunity to do so.
I have written my letter of opposition. |
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Probably not the greatest idea that you posted this... |
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Ok let me throw them off track. I sent 200 emails from 200 different domains, now they can spend all week trying to figure out which 200 were mine :1orglaugh |
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why would GoDaddy change their position? they are a registrar, they profit from it they sent a letter supporting .xxx to ICANN and that's it I can be wrong but Im 99% sure I am right on this |
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e-mail sent. don't forget to confirm the message! :)
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:1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh what a bunch of asshats. fuck this is funny he forgot me. i'm sad. anyone want to know all my dirt too? i can care less. doesn't make .xxx any better for the internet. haha |
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What I dont understand A bunch of high level people say on the boards how they are against this but no letter to icann hmmmmm. Are they just putting on a show for the little people.
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But what this means to me, is that what is going on here is working, so keep it up, post up people! :thumbsup :thumbsup :thumbsup |
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[xxx-icm-agreement] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- <<< Chronological Index >>> <<< Thread Index >>> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- As Part of The "Sponsored Community", like the VAST majority, I ask ICANN to Permanently Kill .xxx To: <xxx-icm-agreement@xxxxxxxxx> Subject: As Part of The "Sponsored Community", like the VAST majority, I ask ICANN to Permanently Kill .xxx From: "Dave C." <davec@xxxxxxxxxx> Date: Sat, 3 Mar 2007 23:54:35 -0800 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- My stage name is "Dave Cummings" and, besides my www.davecummings.com website, I own many adult dot.com domains. Contrary to ICM's subjective claims, I see almost ZERO Sponsored Community support for .xxx, but I do indeed see CONSIDERABLE opposition to it. Please permanently deny .xxx ---it's NOT wanted by the Sponsored Community, and it's not an appropriate potential legal mess for ICANN to become trapped into. Sincerely, Dave Cummings/D. Charles Conners |
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Need more posts to show ICANN how we feel.
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i just sent my email.
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So....why they dont post up, some have , we have , others have ....its round two of this long drawn out battle with this .XXX group....we won the first battle, how they got it back up for a vote again, is beyond me...but again, we have to re post or remind or do what ever to create as much info we are AGAINST .XXX ... :2 cents: |
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I have a great idea...ASK YOUR PROGRAM.... Ask your program you promote ..."did you post up a letter to Icann regarding .XXX? " ...see what they say, if everyone asked each program, lol I know of one that is posting on this board today that i have not seen any post by him, and there are many others, makes you wonder why? |
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only one sponsor I know emailed his affiliates asking to get involved in this .xxx issue - before I ask them to do it |
My letter to ICANN! ....
Dear ICANN Board: I am taking the time to write another letter opposing the idea of .XXX, as i said in my first letter this is a very bad idea for our industry! For many reasons, first being a father myself, the very first time this was attempted to be passed using the angle of "protection of children" this could not be further from the truth. I have to ask myself about someone that would want to sell a business plan using this type of tactic. I take this very personally having children myself. The fact is having .XXX will actually make it easier to find Adult/Porn materials for children, and what i have read and believe the long range plan would be to "block" the .XXX domains city or state by state. I have been in the adult industry for over 7 years, own and operate a company that pays tax's in the United States of America, and attend almost 90% of the trades shows in the world, not one single person, company owner or anyone that is involved in the online adult industry has ever said they thought .XXX was a great idea, in fact every single person i have spoken to has made it very clear that its a bad idea and is not supporting the idea. So when the owners of this .XXX say they "have the support of the adult industry" just about everyone in the adult industry would very much like to know who that is? In fact if there is anyway to make that information public, that would be helpful to see just who that is, and to also see if who they are claiming to be in support still are or even know they are being part of this. Someone issued a letter taking quotes from a candid interview of some of my life, the quotes were taken out context of course, those moments being discuss were things that happened over 25 years ago. Also the importance of the message i carry is of many that do not or will not post there opposing .XXX just for those very reasons. The person that posted also eluded to the FBI and somehow being "singled out" for voicing there opinions on this very important issue. Not sure if this was a planned move by the .XXX group or one of there "people" doing what ever they can to make our voices are not heard. Not sure why after being voted down the first time, this is even an issue, but again this person and many others do not want or care for the idea of having a .XXX domain. Also what is very troubling for me is not having someone in charge such as Lawley who does not know a single thing about the online Adult business, and attempting to jump in both feet? That would be like you or myself walking into an operating room and attempting to do surgery with out being a doctor....the example is extreme but still makes a very valid point! So i hope you look carefully at these supposed letters of support he has (,XXX), and really keep a very close eye on these people spending millions of dollars to create this .XXX trap on the internet...this will only create so many more problems in the very near future if this is passed. thank you, -- Mike Hawk co/founder Smashbucks.com |
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i guess i forgot to reply in this .xxx thread - i sent in my letter to ICANN already a bit ago. my ass is awake. :)
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We're getting down close to the wire--I hope those who have been putting off writing even a one sentence posting to ICANN will do so NOW!!!!!
Please?????? Thanks!!!! Dave |
Hi,
I am a webmaster of an adult site and oppose .XXX It will not serve any benefit to the Adult industry in fact quite the contrary. .XXX is a ploy to gain revenue from registrations which adult site owners will feel they have to register to protect their names. If we want to protect children, it is far more simple to create a safe GTLD for kids such as .kids and then put kid safe sites in there rather than try and park the adult industry in a small corner of the web with .XXX , allowing the kids to see all thee other content out there that is inappropriate. What we must realise is there is so much other content (such as rotten.com) that is inappropriate for kids and doesn't class as an "adult" site so wouldn't be quarantined by something like .XXX. I have young kids and want to see .kids in action then we can set our browsers on our kids machine to only see .kids sites and nothing more. .xxx is not the solution - please do not allow this to proceed. |
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i emailed our affil base about a month ago and am doing so again today. i have also asked ragecash and extremepaychecks to send out an email to their affils as well. |
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FUCK YEAH...hats off to Shanes world...changing out some traffic links to send to Shanes world for having the BALLS to step up ... WTF people, what is the problem , write the email, its not even as hard as making a mindless post on GFY....lol....just do it.. you wont regret it..i would rather know in my mind i had something say and said it than forever be silent and rolled over by the '.XXX greed machine".... |
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I am an adult webmaster working in the adult online business. I am also
a veteran of the USAF and a decorated E-5 Non Commissioned Officer. I was a Police Officer for 5 years from 1988-1993. To believe that a TLD itself will protect children and keep them safe is to be naïve and tunnel-visioned in our perception of what .XXX is designed to do, which is make a few people a lot of money at the expense of others. I strongly oppose .XXX as a method for preventing children from seeing adult materials online. The originator of this proposal is clearly motivated by money and the adult internet rejects his principals. The .XXX TLD will not prevent children from seeing pornography on the Internet. The .XXX TLD will not prevent children from being preyed upon and abused by Internet predators. I don?t see Dateline with Chris Hansen talking about pornographic websites as a catalyst to those sick people that they snare on their ?To Catch A Predator? show. The .XXX TLD will not stop pornographic unsolicited emails (SPAM). What .XXX will do is line the pockets of the proposals creator, nothing more. The proposals creator cares not of children. .XXX will not make it any harder for children to access adult materials. Regardless of filtering or whatever other mechanisms we think that we can apply to a domain extension, nothing will work. What works is parents being responsible for their children by being aware of what they are doing. By proposing and enacting .KIDS, software may be installed that will only allow .KIDS domains to resolve. .COM will always have some sort of pornographic affiliated with it. There are renegades all over the world that really don?t care what TLDs we use. The only course of action is to hold parents accountable and provide them a tool (.KIDS) so they may allow only those .KIDS domains to resolve in their homes. If ICM/IFFOR care about children, they would be spending their time trying to get the .KIDS TLD passed. Please, help us all protect our children, nieces, nephews, and grandchildren by working towards a .KIDS TLD. Thank you for your consideration. I?m not going to get longwinded on you as I am sure you have 1000?s of these to read. .XXX is a bad idea, designed by mere financial opportunists that recognized a potential opportunity. Lets not play their game, but instead do something that really will protect the countries children, and those around the world should other countries decide to follow in the path that is created by pushing through a .KIDS TLD. Thank you A concerned veteran |
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What cracks me up is our supposed leaders of this biz, the "big shots" where are they in these kinds of posts? Never see them, i know they post on GFY but never in this kind of post... i say to them..."hey guys wtf...where are ya when we need ya?" |
"What cracks me up is our supposed leaders of this biz, the "big shots" where are they in these kinds of posts? Never see them, i know they post on GFY but never in this kind of post... i say to them..."hey guys wtf...where are ya when we need ya?"
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Lets hope they just dont shit can us. If they pass this can we take it above there heads? I know that there's alot of us that can bunch together and get this changed in a court of law if we would have too. Just my 2cents
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E-mails sent!!! Melissa
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1 day left , right?
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The clock is ticking.
If you haven't sent your mail of opposition by now - then do it! It will soon be too late. |
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