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Any of those countries that those off-shore setup companies advertise. Those lax laws exist for a reason ... see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil.Comment
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I would have to say Holland. But CP has gotten so out of control that there are hardly any "friendly" countries left.Adult Copywriters
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Yea, but what i believe is, some people use and manipulate this subject a lot to take away People's freedom.
Probably Millions of People killed by knifes but nobody ever thought to criminalize knifes itself, so any one who is involve in this industry one way or an other must be braver then this imho.
i have never been any of the webmaster or industry shows, but i doubt if there was any subject related to fight with censorship crap
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Australia sucks.Comment
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The intention was to filter CP sites, like they do in Scandinavia and UK, but they admitted during a hearing that 1/3 of the websites were not CP but "young adults". I am not sure which sites are on their list now, but I know paysites like teendreams.com, teenflood.com, and the diesel/brothersincash/teenmegacash sites was on their censorlist. The australian abbywinters.com was also on their list, including many promoters websites. So basically; censorship.
Same shit happened in Scandinavia, where some fewer "young adults" but legal sites were censored. I think they revised their lists. But the process is outrageous imo, how can you label a website and the site owner like that without any proof or court?Comment
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NL is not EU, but there are common regulations/guidelines and definitions in EU. Each country still has its own laws. Right now EU is about to define any person under 18 as a "child" and forbid adults to possess explicit photos or videos of children. In several countries it is allowed with the consent of the person (if 15+ years), except for cases like distribution or commercial, which is 18+ today.
I don't think we will see something like 2257 though.Comment
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Spain's a great place, the highest rate of 24% tax for "foreign executives" is nice aswell..
As for banks, Caixa bills for loads of porn.. and has no problems with the industry.Last edited by v4 media; 09-02-2009, 01:34 AM.Comment
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Denmark is fine. The only problem is the tax and cost of running a company here
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