Can the ICANN's decision on .xxx be still reversed?
 

What do you think?

If yes, what approach should our industry take to change that decision?

If it was I could only imagine the uproar and bad pr our industry would get for fighting such a thing.

Then again maybe someone could get the morality people to fight it, since they hate everything porn.

if every one emails them they might reconsider.

As long as it's 'voluntary' move to .xxx domain for porn site owners, would it change anything besides the opportunity of showing some good will by adult webmasters?

I was told by others its being explored and Icann is being contacted.

If this decision could be reversed, I would be the happiest person on Earth that day.

starting business threads on Saturday evening = bad idea

indeed...

some places i have seen say they will give first dibs to the .xxx's already registered through new.net ..

new.net on their site doesn't make any guarantees

new.net = cocksmokers!

I agree , but all they have to do is convince the right people....

Some places I read said that if a wished hard enough and jerked off left handed on a Wednesday with 3 in the date in a month with a J in the name, Jenna Jameson will come to my house and suck my cock.

wtffffffffffffff :eek7

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that doesn't make much sense to me...

It seems (and I thank polish_aristocrat for pointing that out to me in time because I didn't do research about this earlier) that new.net are just scammers, pure and simple. their "TLDs" are worth shit because you have to install a plugin to be able to view them... :2 cents:

I find it hard to believe that ICANN would agree to have any affiliation with them...

:helpme :helpme :helpme

Lets get together and start .porn and some other tasty TLD's like new.net.

yeah but then the evil USA will segregate us into the internet sex ghetto.

It will not be reversed. And that sucks.

:( :( :( :( :(

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