Keeping out kids: can ICRA labelling be done site-wide?

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  • rowan
    Too lazy to set a custom title
    • Mar 2002
    • 17393

    #1

    Keeping out kids: can ICRA labelling be done site-wide?

    I'm pretty sure I saw something about being able to sent a HTTP header so that every single page served by a domain was automatically ICRA labelled, rather than needing to edit each one (or include a template). Is this doable?

    I know about the RTA label ( http://www.rtalabel.org/howto.php ) but I'm a little unsure about the unique ID that's embedded in it. What does it signify?

    Another interesting thng I saw when browsing the ICRA site was the ability for Digimarc to embed an invisible watermark that labels an image as adult in nature - this means that suitably labelled images will be blocked regardless of what (if any) labelling the page they're referenced from has...
  • rowan
    Too lazy to set a custom title
    • Mar 2002
    • 17393

    #2
    I knew I should have appended "HOT ASS AND TITTY PIC" to the thread title

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    • mikeyddddd
      Viva la vulva!
      • Mar 2003
      • 16557

      #3
      I have a file that contains the RTA and ICRA info that I place on every page of every domain.

      If anything changes then I update one file and it's picked up by all the pages.

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      • rowan
        Too lazy to set a custom title
        • Mar 2002
        • 17393

        #4
        Does your RTA label have the same number as this? I tried it with a couple of different browsers and temporarily disabled my proxy to force a different IP, but it doesn't seem to change.

        <meta name="RATING" content="RTA-5042-1996-1400-1577-RTA">

        I'm curious what it's for, looks like some sort of tracking mechanism to me.

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        • rowan
          Too lazy to set a custom title
          • Mar 2002
          • 17393

          #5
          bump of an important biz thread, keep them off your site

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          • DWB
            Registered User
            • Jul 2003
            • 31779

            #6
            LOL

            For your information, KIDS are getting their free porn on P2P and bit torrent sites. What kid wants to look at a free tour without access to a credit card to join, when he can get all the free porn he wants on the file sharing networks?

            I have a 15 year old cousin who admitted to me he downloads ooodles of porn from several file sharing networks.

            I don't think a label system is the answer in this day and age. Times have changed.

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            • rowan
              Too lazy to set a custom title
              • Mar 2002
              • 17393

              #7
              Originally posted by DirtyWhiteBoy
              LOL

              For your information, KIDS are getting their free porn on P2P and bit torrent sites. What kid wants to look at a free tour without access to a credit card to join, when he can get all the free porn he wants on the file sharing networks?

              I have a 15 year old cousin who admitted to me he downloads ooodles of porn from several file sharing networks.

              I don't think a label system is the answer in this day and age. Times have changed.
              I know it's going to be easy for the average clued up kid to bypass. Does that mean I shouldn't try to stop them? I'm trying to be a responsible adult webmaster, no one can say I don't give a fuck...

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              • DWB
                Registered User
                • Jul 2003
                • 31779

                #8
                Originally posted by rowan
                I know it's going to be easy for the average clued up kid to bypass. Does that mean I shouldn't try to stop them? I'm trying to be a responsible adult webmaster, no one can say I don't give a fuck...
                Not saying you are in the wrong. But I am suggesting that someone smarter than me needs to come up with something better. By all means, do what you can. I just don't think it's the answer.

                I was always for a .KIDS domain and parents could set their computers to ONLY allow that domain load, blocking everything else. I think that would solve a lot of issues for young children.

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                • rowan
                  Too lazy to set a custom title
                  • Mar 2002
                  • 17393

                  #9
                  Originally posted by DirtyWhiteBoy
                  I was always for a .KIDS domain and parents could set their computers to ONLY allow that domain load, blocking everything else. I think that would solve a lot of issues for young children.
                  I believe a walled garden is really the only way to effectively limit access, but it requires a lot of admin overhead as it's effectively a closed off intranet.

                  Having a dedicated TLD would help, but it still relies on a bunch of unrelated third parties (the domain and website owners) doing the right thing. It wouldn't be long before someone managed to register a .kids domain with no intention of putting child safe content on it.

                  Anyway, this is getting a little off the track...

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