I just read the entire Federal Register of the 2257 regs. 28CFR Part 75
 

looks like a complete re-alignment of the online adult biz in alot of ways. this is going to be an interesting few years coming up. looks like quicker than later as well. i also forwarded this to 2 friends that are law kids at stanford, 3rd year, just to get their reaction.

most comments from the 100's of commentors were declined by the department. wow. iron fisted.

and, third party custody of records was declined. wow, say bye bye to those biz models.


anyone else read this in its entirety?

No. I would rather start eight threads per hour about it and get GFY adivce then actually read it.

/sarcasim

this will never stop stcs shine

And that's why this will tied up in court for years. Dumb move by the DOJ. the DOJ was too stupid to even see it's own constridictions in the rules.

keep thinking that... :helpme no one wants to believe that shit *IS* going to change

OMG they completely caved on the privacy problems that the commentors brought up.

62 people involved in the process at whatever level commented that.....

"compliance with this regulation, is an invasion of performers privacy and could lead to identitiy theft or violent acts."

the department declines to adopt these comments.

wow.

iron fisted.


guess no one will listen until models end up dead from fan stalkers.

wow.

:winkwink: :winkwink: :winkwink: :winkwink:

nerd life, word life

So no one is going to sue over this? Yeah keep thinking THAT.

Sure they will , dont mean they will win.

Just printed it out...going to read it in it's entirety for myself. I've been trying to avoid all the "sky is falling" threads.

No but COPA was passed in 1998 I still don't se it as law yet. It maybe one day but at least for 7+ years we didn't have to put up with that BS.

yeah, this is more of a "i can't believe some of the parts of it that they passed", thread.

amazing the comments that they declined.