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it's no point to debate which companies will be accepted on any list untill we
have a fixed set of rules and terms of service. The rules and terms will be equal for everyone and every application will agree to comply with set rules. Only then we can objectively review every company based on those criteria and can any disputes be backed up with factual arguments. Any accusations to whether a company will be accepted or refused makes no sense till there's collectively approved rules and terms to which they should comply. |
To avoid any legal problems with a "bad" list, why not just come up with a labeling system that has specific requirements that need to be met in order to attain?
Sort of a "Best Business Practices" type of thing with some teeth. Then your site can list for affiliates all of the companies that are following those practices. AND if you think you could actually pull it off and want to give the system teeth: Make a requirement that those that are labeled won't do business with those that are not labeled. Now, good luck accomplishing that I think you'd need a lot of big players on board first. But if people are really serious about this, I'd say that's how you do it. :2 cents: |
shane's world hasn't accused anyone of anything that wasn't proven already via screenshots and fact.
anyone else posting things were asked to post PROOF. we know how shit is done around here. POST PROOF or be banned. fact. |
This thread got messy, but it is necessary for sure.
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by screening/reviewing new content before approval.....and of course there's always people who manage to bypass whatever you come up with. If a site will follow up on complaints which are verifiable that's enough. When people take swift and correct actions to valid complaints than in my book that's no reason to punish sites for the actions of cheating users. Valid complaint......remove content/affliate within x days after complaint... case solved. :2 cents: |
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Did you lie to Wanton? |
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I have no idea who Wanton is either. Awful. What did I lie about? If it had anything to do with me telling someone letting me suck them off doesn't mean that they're gay, that's not really a lie. Well, maybe it is, but just a little white lie. No harm, no harm. |
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sites you can make a difference especially when consumers will have access to the info in terms of a consumer seal of fair business and value for money kinda thing..... Will it solve all these problems tomorrow......it certainly won't but it's a step in the right direction which will gain momentum when it's executed properly. It certainly will make a difference and gives both consumers and companies to carefully select the people they want to do business with. |
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Good Sites Guidelines
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To those who think XTube is comprised entirely of ripped off content, you are only showing us you know nothing about our site. I understand that on the outside it appears to be stolen content because there is a lot of sponsor content there. What you fail to realize is what I posted before - Webmasters, like you, put it there with a referral code and sponsor name.
When it comes to content approval the law does not allow for us to monitor each upload. If we did that we would become, by definition, the provider of the content - which is completely false. We are a provider of a tool that enables people to share home-made porn. In addition to the home-made stuff we realize that webmasters are an important part of the adult community, so we added features that allow you to post sponsor content and use your linking codes to get credit for clicks. I have been in the content reviewers seat since the beginning of XTube and yes, there were a lot of violations posted (all removed). You people should thank me, in person, for all of the changes I have imposed on the site and the processes that have reduced the number of violations so dramatically that we have not seen a single DMCA take-down request in months. If you find a violation on XTube there are a number of ways to report it and have it dealt with. Considering there are no reports coming in I can only believe that I am hearing the voices of people who have not taken the time to gather the facts that support their opinions. That is fine, you do not need to do that... Unless of course you want to be believed. |
The problem now that many are willing to do something but most fails because
people end up in personal fights with eachother based on personal grudges instead of a fixed set of terms and rules.......if there's an approved framework with rules and regulations every application/complaint will be handled according the exact same criteria....and review will verify and conclude which companies will end up on what list. |
A Better Business Bureau for the adult industry - I'm cool with that :-)
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I noticed you started ignoring the other thread after I posted proof that the sites you are continuing to advertise on are not DMCA compliant, contrary to what you said. Any news yet? :Graucho |
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forget about good and bad lists until we collectively come up with rules and
terms of service where companies will be reviewed to. Saying you can't join coz I once saw one of your banners on x site makes no sense coz till we have something to judge companies on and where companies can decide to adjust their services in order to comply to them or not. :2 cents: djeez I'm running out of cents fast in this thread :1orglaugh |
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It would have to be independent somehow, which in this industry, isn't an easy thing to be. If it weren't, personal business interests of those that ran it would quickly get in the way. :2 cents: |
Add Xpays to the good business list.
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The best way to isolate businesses that are not 'good' is to ignore them completely. Only businesses that are good get recognized and if a person wants to know about a 'bad' business their first clue is the fact that it is not listed.
But doing it that way does not allow anyone to vent or burn someone who has burned them, which it seems like is the point of this thing. Big-it-up and focus on the good, not the bad. Perhaps a public application process. To get listed on the exclusive 'good; list you have apply in public. All registered members vote on a daily basis for the businesses that are applying. You vote once a month - good, or bad. This would enable the good list to have fluidity and real-time relevance to their position in the marketplace. If they start off good and fuck up, then they move down. In addition to that members can post comments (within a business profile?) to talk about how great they are, or not great (by clicking a good or bad radio button). Not great comments are moderated to ensure laws are not broken. |
If businesses like the car industry and even the gambling industry can do it then so can we.....
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The Safe Cyber Sex Association lol
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This is just like 2257 - the DMCA info needs to be on the site. The law explicitly states that. Everyone can see whether or not it is. In this case, it isn't. No detective work needed for that. A1R3K, I think you have one for the "bad business" list here :2 cents: |
Good plan, you have our support.
1. Shane's World 2. AlleyBucks 3. Mallcom 4. Webair 5. Octology Media (SexStuffSells.com) 6. EdgeX Media - Whores Illustrated 7. Naughty America 8. SinnersCash.com 9. HushMoney.com / Hush Hush Entertainment 10. RadicalCash.com 11. National Net 12. RackCo Web Hosting |
Add Mediumpimpin.com to the good list. I'll happily out the scum and only do it with facts to back up what I say.
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like in p[revious posts..defining what makes someone a good or bad company is not them saying yes me me..we need a set of guidelines..
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Bad Guy Guidelines
Bad Guy Guidelines
lets start here shall we ADD! |
PimpRoll.com and AdultElite.com take complaints of any content misuse very seriously. Affiliates are certainly never allowed to use someone elses copyrighted materials without proper license to do so.
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Ice, you kill me |
Bad Business List:
1. Cyberthrill Casino |
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