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2257 law and stalkers
If all secondary producers are going to be required to have copies of government issued ID (drivers' licenses) as part of their records, how is this going to impact the models? When I order content, I usually get a photocopy of a drivers' license with all the info blacked out. I assume that blacked out photo IDs will no longer be acceptable under the new regs? If this is the case, then how can models insure their safety from internet stalkers? Any idiot can can start a web site and buy a set of the models' content from a content producer just to get the address from her drivers' license. This sure as hell isn't gonna make girls feel comfortable about modeling.
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basically, a lot of models will not be shooting content with people they don't know anymore, if they shoot content at all
my wife hasn't shot content in a VERY long time, but has had plenty of offers...now this just reinforces the fact that she will NEVER shoot content again.... personally, nothing against our content producing friends on GFY, but I don't trust anyone when it comes to our personal info....not even someone who has been doing business for years and we know personally |
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Asshat is doing this to make things difficult on the industry so that many adult webmasters will think it is not worth the risk to stay in business. Don't bullshit yourselves. This is not to fucking protect children. If even one of these women get killed because the new regs made it easier for her stalker/killer to get her home address, then her blood is on his head. I hope the asshole rots in hell if this should ever happen. |
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You could screen people better , you will make less money but it can be done. I am sorry to say if a model gets hurt it wont refect on Johnny A it will reflect on our industry how we really are slime like everyone says. |
In spite of the fact that there COULD be prison time for not keeping records, I can't see how a prosecutor would waste his time prosecuting someone just for that. If someone doesn't keep records and it turns out that one of the models was not legal, then yes, I can see a prosecution. But if none of the women were under 18, then I'm sorry ..... you just don't take someone's freedom away over a goddam technicality. That's wrong!
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i keep trying to tell people that exact same thing....everyone thought operation pipe dreams was a passing fancy of asscracks, 20 people got arrested to show the world he was serious tommy chong spent 5 months in jail....just so asscrack could prove a point |
Millions or Lawrence Connors were waiting for the new 2257 :Graucho
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I really wish some model or group of models would sue the DOJ over privacy issues. I think there might be a case there.
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I still do not believe this is enforceable and I think if it dose go into affect it will be over turned. You can not violate the rights of someone's privacy in order to protect someone else.
The other thing is you can not single out one group of business and tell them they have to follow different rules from every one else.. Why should a TGP owner which normally only hosts a sample thumb preview have to have the records of every model. If you look at video stores or book stores they are not held to the same letter of the law. They are expecting a simple webmaster to keep all these records but allowing book and video stores the green light to continue business as normal. They are simply singling out websites I think that could be considered discrimination. |
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Its not different from anyone else, if you were a photographer in print when you sold your pics you sold them with full model info this isnt new. Also adult book stores check ids at the door and dont stick hardcore nude pics in peoples email . ITs been the wild west unregulated and no one gave a shit. |
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Look what happened with the video game industry. They decided to self-regulate with the rating system or the government was going to kick some ass.
100000000000000000000000000000000000 of free hardcore pictures are now available on the net without regulations. COPA isn't in effect. *YET*. Why are we waiting for something like COPA to wake up and self regulate this industry? If the changes for 2257 isn't a wake up call, I don't know what it is. |
it seems they are trying to make sure we have no content.
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As a TGP owner I am not selling the images, I am selling a membership, much in the same way a book store would sell a magazine by putting it on his book shelf. I'm personally not to worried as I don't have very much content on my server it mostly just thumbnails.. Which if I have to I'll crop them as not to depict sexual activity. But even full nude could be considered artistic and not sexual. |
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Its fucked up but alot of this was our flault as a industry noone cared . Now they will care. The big fish are going to have to get together decide on a plan of legal action, they cant rollover on this time like the bulk of them did on the other thing. Its going to be time to step up to the plate. |
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Unfortunately, I don't really see adult webmasters coming together on this any time soon. Besides, even if the big sites did, there are just way too many little guys who will break the rules to get an advantage. And then there are the non-US webmasters. Why should they change just because the US still lives in the dark ages. Eventually, the government will find a way to drive most of us out of business, which is why I have never advocated webmasters quitting their day jobs completely (unless they just hate them that much). |
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What is it about mid-summer? Last July I got my packet from acacia. This year it's 2257. What's in store for July of 2005?
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Even if it is required, I will not give out my model's real names and addresses to everyone. There is no amount of money worth risking one of my girl's safety.
I will comply with every single requirement the government puts in front of us, but I would challenge that one all the way to the Supreme Court if I have to! Steve Lightspeed |
The moment I read the new 2257 laws I instantly called my ex and asked him to pull all my content from hsi content site.
I've had too many problems with stalkers in the past - no way im goign thru that shit again |
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Anyone remember the Raiders cheerleader, Linda Sobek, that was murdered by an obsessed photographer? It can happen. |
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Someone above said that the big guys need to get together and stop this by taking it to court..
If you work in this industry weather you are in this country or not, we all need to be involved.. How long after asshat " slows " ( it will never stop ) porn in the us do you think it will be before they start to put pressure on Visa and Master card?? That WILL impact webmasters that are not in the US. Remember that Visa and MC are both US companies. |
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-Greg |
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your all fucked, start over or quit.
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it sounds like he is saying he isn't going to do that... |
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this is a very scary scenario... |
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Well, instead of sitting here bitching about it on this board... I suggest you jot these concerns down in an email to A S H C R O F T himself. Not that he would care. But IMO, that is an invasion of a persons privacy. I have already sent mine off. :thumbsup
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[email protected] ? |
My 2257 FAQ (continually updated):
http://www.2257lookup.com/2257ForWebmasters.html See the 22-Jul entry about my idea to use DRM to encrypt model ID info: -brandon |
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