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jojojo 04-18-2003 01:39 AM

Branding a new domain name - should I use 'porn' in light of new law?
 
I am starting a site and I want to brand the domain name for the long haul - and in light of this new law about misleading domain names etc - should incorporate the word 'porn' 'adult' 'xxx' 'sex' into the domain name to play it safe?

It obviously much easier to have an easier name to remember if it's smaller and without these terms.

Your thoughts...

Jon 04-18-2003 01:41 AM

As long as it's got something to do with the adult industry then it's okay, doesn't necessarily mean you need to have porn or sex in the domain name, or something sexual for that matter. Erotic is still fine, just make sure it's not mortgagequotes.com or some shit.

jojojo 04-18-2003 01:37 PM

any other opinions on this?

nicchick 04-18-2003 03:13 PM

Why take a chance ? No one knows how this domain crap is going to play out. Play it safe- If the site is good, surfers will bookmark it anyway. Unless you have a great type-in name.

smack 04-18-2003 03:15 PM

wait a minute...a law against misleading domain names? who gets to decide what exactley constitutes being mislead? and if this is a US thing, how will they persue out of country offenders?

m0rph3us 04-18-2003 03:20 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by smack
wait a minute...a law against misleading domain names? who gets to decide what exactley constitutes being mislead? and if this is a US thing, how will they persue out of country offenders?
1. The name of this corporation is Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (the "Corporation").

2. The name of the Corporation's initial agent for service of process in the State of California, United States of America is C T Corporation System.

You're pretty much fucked if the FBI says it's a no no, no matter what offshore registrar you use.

kenny 04-18-2003 03:21 PM

this-is-a-pornsite.com

Scootermuze 04-18-2003 03:22 PM

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Originally posted by NiteChatDotTV
As long as it's got something to do with the adult industry then it's okay, doesn't necessarily mean you need to have porn or sex in the domain name, or something sexual for that matter. Erotic is still fine, just make sure it's not mortgagequotes.com or some shit.
I think the latter part of your reply is the most important thing to go by..

I don't think they'd go after anyone unless the domain name showed an obvious attempt to deceive.

kenny 04-18-2003 03:24 PM

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Originally posted by Scootermuze


I think the latter part of your reply is the most important thing to go by..

I don't think they'd go after anyone unless the domain name showed an obvious attempt to deceive.

whitehouse.com

Webby 04-18-2003 03:54 PM

This is yet another US law... It does not concern anyone operating outside the US ... long live freedom :-)

But yea.. whitehouse.com is contentious when kids expect to see some pics of the "US leader" grinning stupidly.

sumphatpimp 04-18-2003 04:20 PM

LOL LOL
Yeah, Bill Clinton and the infamous Stained dress, that is a fine representation of your leaders at work.
I think I would rather have kids go to the real whitehouse.com, at least I would know what they are seeing.

rossiya2 04-19-2003 06:35 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by sumphatpimp
LOL LOL
Yeah, Bill Clinton and the infamous Stained dress, that is a fine representation of your leaders at work.

How to spot a coppertop who is not yet ready for unplugging: determine if the most signifigant factor of a politician is his sex life.

Relief is coming to you on 2003:05:15 just hold on!


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