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Will porn sites be forced to go .xxx?
Will porn sites be forced to go .xxx?
I fail to see how this will happen for several reasons. 1. It would need every country to pass this law. I do not think the UK would or indeed many other countries. 2. The main problem is then you have to define what is porn. Such as is hegre-archives.com porn? To me this is art. Also webcam sites and dating sites, will they be classed as porn. If fact what if you have a health sex site, would this have to be put on a .xxx? Its not possible to say what is or is not porn. In the UK there is no legal definition of porn. In fact much of the UK law is defined under obscenity which again is not defined but down to personal view points. Although R18 porn films do have a list of what is acceptable, this is not law but what the sensors have decided. |
do you ever get tired of making .xxx threads?
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That would be impossible.
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Jesus you idiot, stop making a thread about .xxx every 3 hours.
If you feel your voice is that important bump your old threads. Retard. |
yes
next stupid thread |
Not only that...you bring absolutely nothing new to the table. Stuff thats been discussed for 2 days now in 20 threads and you open a new thread about it.
Fuck off. |
sooner or later... yes.
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hopefully it will
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Its a matter of time. First the US Federal government will require it, and later ICANN will be pressured into adopting that policy.
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This is called freedom of speech. If you do not like what I say either do not read or make a comment about what I have said. If you do not want freedom of speech, feel free to pop on a plane to China, where you will be much happier as you loose freedom of speech, also porn is banned. As long as there is freedom of speech I shall make my points and thoughts. I would never dream of telling anyone not to speech there mind. Many people died for the right of free speech. You Sir or a disgrace for what you have said. |
1000th .xxx thread
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Every few hours you open a thread about .xxx about issues that have been discussed a dozen of times already. Dont you read those other threads? Why dont you post in those? Why dont you keep it to one thread? One of threads you made previously. Freedom of speech - give me a fucking break. |
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Will they? That's a political issue.
Can they? The US Supreme Court has ruled on this issue and yes, they can. It's called "time and manner" speech restrictions. |
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I am amazed how some of you moan at people making a point. I am pleased that people can say what they feel. Even if they post nonsense. If you disagree then you should say why, rather than posting insults. I am from the UK, but if I was ever in the USA I would make a point of kneeling at the statues of those fine presidents who gave you freedom of speech. I have great respect for them. I find it greatly offensive that any American would ever tell another not to speak there mind, regardless of how stupid or controversial. |
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Jesus not only are you a retard youre also full of shit. How old are you anyway? 18? |
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If you don't like it, then put me on ignore cause hey... I'm entitle to my opinion... free speech and all. |
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Making a point is one thing, fucking up the SNR is another. |
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Now do not forget that in many EU countries, its common to have nude models in adverts, while in the USA you get shoicked by a boob on the USA football. Take this for example: Sample photographs To me this is not porn. Yet some will think it is. You could end up with the situation that great works of art can only be seen on .xxx sites. |
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If ICANN decides that tits are sexually explicit, and bars them from .com, it will be a worldwide policy that is independent of any country's definition of sexually explicity. |
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This will not work as that will mean the others that are not run by them (such as .co.uk) will not be affected. |
Have you read this?
From: http://www.icannwatch.org/articles/0.../1339259.shtml ___________________ From: Lauren Weinstein Date: June 2, 2005 12:39:32 AM EDT To: [email protected] Cc: [email protected] Subject: ICANN's "ex-ex-ex" domains and the slippery slope Dave, As noted in: http://www.cnn.com/2005/TECH/interne....ap/index.html ICANN has reversed its long-standing opposition to a TLD (top-level domain) "red-light district" and is moving toward creation of a "dot-ex-ex-ex" domain space (my phonetic spelling is an attempt to avoid having this message and your list shunted by the usual simpleminded filters). This about-face by ICANN demonstrates yet again how major decisions by the organization are made without significant, broad public discourse. Ironically, it also reverses one of the more sensible arguments that ICANN had previously been making. Unlike other "topic-specific" TLDs like dot-jobs or dot-travel, the existence of dot-ex-ex-ex is likely to create a political and litigious firestorm over time, as various government entities move to try force "adult" sites into the new domain space, and battles erupt over what an adult site is defined to be. While some obviously hardcore sites will likely be enthusiastic about having an ostensibly "safe" TLD for operations, a vast number of sites that aren't hardcore, or that have a variety of materials -- only some of which are adult oriented in nature -- are likely to be far less willing to be categorized in that manner. Will there be calls for any site with explicit photographs or texts (even in classical or health contexts) to be relegated to the new dot-ex-ex-ex domains? What about sites selling contraceptives, sexual aids, or "adult toys" of various kinds? Given the history of the religous right, these should not be considered to be far-fetched possibilities. Will it be mandated that you must "prove" your adult status (e.g., by identifying yourself with a credit card) before you may have access to the new domains? Certainly many organizations (and possibly even ISPs) will be pressured to block access, making "forced" population of the new TLD even more problematic. And does this set a precedent that will be applied to other areas of Internet content control, especially if some or all of the Children's Online Protection Act (COPA) is upheld by the Supreme Court? The creation of dot-ex-ex-ex may set the stage for potentially damaging and disruptive content control and censorship wars that we can hardly even imagine today. It's worth thinking through these issues very carefully before going down that path. --Lauren-- Lauren Weinstein [email protected] or [email protected] or [email protected] Tel: +1 (818) 225-2800 http://www.pfir.org/lauren Co-Founder, PFIR - People For Internet Responsibility - http://www.pfir.org Co-Founder, EEPI - Electronic Entertainment Policy Initiative - http://www.eepi.org Moderator, PRIVACY Forum - http://www.vortex.com Member, ACM Committee on Computers and Public Policy Lauren's Blog: http://lauren.vortex.com DayThink: http://daythink.vortex.com |
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WTF is ICANN anyway? The more the US sticks it's face on controlling the net - the bigger the reaction will be.
Sheesh.. is there *anything* ya can do there without having an "issue" over it?? |
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:P Bump your old threads, already... |
To quote 12clicks
THE SKY IS FALLING, THE SKY IS FALLING |
i think it will be impossible to force sites to turn to .xxx
tony |
yet another thread
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Quit worrying and just get on with business. People spend so much time worrying about bullshit its the most ridiculous waste of your productivity.
Just know this industry will always be under attack. Its part of the game. Make moves no one else has thought of and jump around and over the challengers. |
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Damn, man, I personally have nothing against you (I don't even know you) but me thinks you REALLY need to get laid - or if you have a woman now, perhaps she's driving you somehow to serial killer-type hostility? :2 cents: |
im not sure =\
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Unless Visa forces processors and processors force paysites and all affiliates
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I hope they don't
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