Who's willing to say "FUCK the 2257 Regs!"
 

OK U.S. webmasters who are "secondary producers."

I'm interested to know if anyone is willing to take the (legally justified) position that the Justice Department's "secondary producer" regulations are complete bullshit because they go beyond what Congress intended when it passed 2257. Two court cases have already held to that effect.

Anyone just planning to ignore the whole thing?

Not a smart move..best be prepared or the damages could be very costly.

Anyone that already has enough money to deal with the court case and doesnt want to make any more.

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh Good Luck...

Im looking forward to seeing you try this :thumbsup

I didn't say that I'm going to try it.

As we all know, 95% of free sites for example don't comply with even the old 2257 regs, so there are plenty of guinea pigs out there.

But I'm wondering if anyone's willing to come out and take an explicit position on this. Someone with a Rob Black type personality.

Confusish say "man who stand on toilet is high on pot" Good luck to everyone with there legal issues if the fail to comply.:glugglug

Confucious also say "house without toilet is uncanny"

But I don't know what that has to do with anything.

:( :( :BangBang:

I agree, this law is total bullshit.

There are 2 things I will ignore:

1- I am canadian and so are my models, I don't care if the american governement don't accept canadian driver's liscence as a proof of identity. Most of my models doesn't have their passport so fuck it. If my webhost is making me trouble, I'll switch to a canadian webhost. It would be sad cause I love webair.

2- I will never give my models private informations. ( Address, phone number. ) If they want it, they will have to write me a legal letter.


In short, I have their driver's licsence with their birth date, a signed model release and that's it. I won't phone my 400 models to ask them to show me their passport.

Yeah, jail time is always bad, especially when sharing a cell with bubba.

I'm saying fuck it myself.. of course i am not in the US.

SexEducation.com will remain 100% anonymous.
I will not report to Acacia ...
nor will I make public the private information of any model unless done DIRECTLY to a requesting law enforcement agency - in writing - and they will find standard 2257 compliance.

Me either but thats first thing that poped in my head :glugglug

This is the time that i wish i lived in a different country. I will do my best to comply with it to the best of my capability, but i still think this law is complete bullshit.:mad: