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Aww shit another 3 page thread by the ole splumster, bow down bitches
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Never mentioned porn laws or hypothetical stuff about hosting - did you?? :1orglaugh Tho we did get an explanation about child offenses - which could not hold up And also how you were liable for the laws of other countries.... |
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You may have forgotten, but you kindly volunteered to operate under the laws of other countries and (wrongly again) - assumed "foreign webmasters" were bound by the laws of the US? You changing this yet again? |
Some of these foreign webmasters are tough nuts.
They love our American dollars, but they hate our leaders and they hate our laws, and sometimes they just seem to hate hate hate.. |
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I prefer reality thanks :thumbsup |
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A webmaster is person who hosts porn, right? |
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No.. "we" don't love your dollars - they are shit (in case you never noticed)... Hate your laws? Hate your country? Hate your leaders? They do?? :1orglaugh :1orglaugh |
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You entered this thread with a load of bullshit about international law. Now you appear to be talking about hosting - which is it?? |
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Do you understand the difference between hosting sexually explicit content and merely linking to it? Do you understand the difference between telling your shop customers to go buy Playboy next door at your friend's shop, versus stocking it on your own shelves? |
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OK.. we are talking about hosting sexually explicit material?? What laws are you talking about?? US? If so, sure, there are laws covering both these aspects. Quote:
Sorry.. I don't sell Playboy nor do I stock it :winkwink: What exactly is your point DH?? Skip the preliminary bullshit - I've been in this biz longer more days than you ever had breakfasts - cut to the point please. |
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I made my point early on. Re-read if necessary. Sorry for failing to give you chapter and verse. More recently, I have just been responding to you blowing smoke up my ass. |
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First you claim the world is obliged to operate under US laws. Then you moan US citizens can be prosecuted in the US for offenses against children while on foreign soil, where, according to you, it is legal to fuck children. Then you try to associate the gaming industry with your perceptions of international law, when in fact the US is currently in violation of international treaties (WTO) Then you introduce some vague chat about "hosting", "linkage" and "sexually explicit" content - which has little to do with international law, child offenses, gaming ad nausea. DH... Can you get your brain in gear before offering "opinions" - and try really hard to have a clue of the subject matter before placing your fingers to a keyboard? Many thanks! :thumbsup |
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I'd sure hate to be a lawyer having to suffer you as a client DH :winkwink: The legal team would be left wondering what the hell they supposed to be defending "It's a cross-border issue?" Nope. "It's about child molestation?" Nope. "It's about "sexual linkage"??" Nope. "It's about the laws of the US internationally?" Nope. "It's about hosting??" Nope... :1orglaugh :1orglaugh |
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Webby,
Let me sum it up for you in one word: 2257. But, it may be more far reaching. Consult a lawyer to be sure. |
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Whatever my lawyers tell me to do, I DO. |
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What about 2257? This is a US domestic law which has no validity outside US jurisdiction. It is not a law which falls under any international treaties or agreements. It is simply a domestic "record" law designed to ensure the US industry does not engage individuals under 18 in a sexual context. (Tho in practice, it's already known this is pointless and resources would be far better directed towards the high amount of "actual" CP on US servers). What where you thinking of 2257 in a "far reaching" context? |
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I always tought GFY was a secret forum for webmasters only.. damn
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Was this yet another vague and meaningless post with your "one word" or you actually got any fact to say in respect of "far reaching" 2257?? Somehow.. it doubt it :) |
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Why do you keep asking me for legal opinions? I am not a lawyer. I cannot lead you to the destination, I can only point you in the direction. That direction is this: non-US webmasters with US customers need to comply with 2257. That is according to a porn lawyer. That is all I can give you. The rest you must get from a lawyer. |
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OK.. You have answered after listening to a "porn lawyer". Bottom line... don't daydream and tell your lawyer the same - and give thought to getting better legal advice :pimp |
Webby,
Seeing how you are easily confused, I will be your para-legal and offer you just one (1) definition. Webmaster (n): one who hosts sexually explicit content. |
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First get the definition of a webmaster correct - others may be offended. |
It's clear there is a blatant lack of comprehension or clarity in your posts... For God's sake get a grip and state in clear English exactly what you are saying - without vague bullshit.
If you are referring to a specific law - say so. PS Assuming that law even exists. |
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Is the responsibility of foreign webmasters to comply with US law far larger than merely 2257? I DO NOT KNOW. Let me repeat: I do not know. That is what "may be more far reaching" means. It means you need to get your own legal opinion from your own lawyer to know for sure. A lawyer at the show said something, and I am repeating it on GFY. If you don't think it is worth anything, that's fine. He appears to be very knowledgeable though. See his website here: http://www.embalaw.com |
Webby is lawless, laws dont mean shit to him so its useless arguing with him about it. Why do you think he lives in Costa Rica?
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The reason I did not originally refer to a specific law is that the compliance requirement may not be limited to that particular law. There may be multiple laws. That is why you need to consult a lawyer. |
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I don't need a legal opinion thanks - there is no doubt whatsoever that US does not apply to any other country - it never has. Each nation has their own laws and don't need the "help" of the US in this area. Quote:
I got more lawyers around here than mosquitos and live almost half of each day in their offices (tho most of that is not wasted on stupid adult-related bullshit). I also know that US law (same as German law, Italian law, Icelandic law), does not apply in any other jurisdiction - it's too laughable - and no judge either in Latin America or the EU is interested in listening to the ramblings and assumptions of a legal mouth in the US. Seriously... na... speechless *lol* PS I'd really like to meet this guy face to face - if he spews as much garbage as you have suggested, it's going to be fun time *lol* |
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Instead of making claims as to the relevance of US law, why not discuss the laws of Germany?? Nobody cares about US law or German law if they do not operate a corp in either of these countries. |
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PS You really are afraid of something Splum?? Little surprise.. |
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usa owns porn
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I would think they would be to busy working on murders, terrorists, theft, political coruption and things like that nature, than waisting their time surfing this board. I would hope so anyway, i know I pay lots of taxes and if that money is going to fund feds surfing industry boards, than my money is being wasted big time.
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I hope they are.
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Put your guns back in their holsters. |
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