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jgabra62 05-21-2007 11:11 AM

What are all you guys doing to stay 2257 compliant?
 
AdultSpace.com is a free adult social netoworking site and at the rate we are growing, Im pretty sure we are going to get hit with some 2257 problems.
We are being told that the most sufficient way to stay compliant is to request 2 forms of ID from each of our members...either by fax or scanned email. That doesnt seem very realistic to me, but if we have to do it...then we will give it a try.

I was just wondering what all you GFYers were doing to and if you guys had any ideas about what we could do?

After Shock Media 05-21-2007 11:30 AM

keeping records, urls, complying, ect, why?

Probono 05-21-2007 11:46 AM

Get a lawyer. If you are growing so fast invest to stay out of trouble.

Nikki_Licks 05-21-2007 11:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jgabra62 (Post 12464831)
AdultSpace.com is a free adult social netoworking site and at the rate we are growing, Im pretty sure we are going to get hit with some 2257 problems.
We are being told that the most sufficient way to stay compliant is to request 2 forms of ID from each of our members...either by fax or scanned email. That doesnt seem very realistic to me, but if we have to do it...then we will give it a try.

I was just wondering what all you GFYers were doing to and if you guys had any ideas about what we could do?

Why would you need ID's from members. You would never get me sending you my personal information.

I would highly suggest you speak with an attorney.

D 05-21-2007 11:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Probono (Post 12465023)
Get a lawyer. If you are growing so fast invest to stay out of trouble.

This is the best advice you're probably going to get here.

If you're hosting nude pictures of people that you don't have records for, you may need to revisit your business model.

But before you do anything, talk to a lawyer... do a forum search, and there's many threads that discuss various firms and resource sites. Pick one that's right for you - you'll hopefully be with him/her for a long time.

StuartD 05-21-2007 12:00 PM

I deal in code, not pictures.

So far...

if( $she_state = 'horny' && $he_state = 'horny' && !isset($std) ){
DoubleAnal();
}

is still compliant.

GigoloMason 05-21-2007 12:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by StuartD (Post 12465106)
I deal in code, not pictures.

So far...

if( $she_state = 'horny' && $he_state = 'horny' && !isset($std) ){
DoubleAnal();
}

is still compliant.

Wow intarweb jokes! :)

Webby 05-21-2007 12:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jgabra62 (Post 12464831)
AdultSpace.com is a free adult social netoworking site and at the rate we are growing, Im pretty sure we are going to get hit with some 2257 problems.

Don't do anything to comply with USC 2257 man - it's a US domestic law with no cred outside US territory.

Just wondering where 2257 applies to a social networking site?? (Tho might have missed an element which may be more "adult").

If you can see an angle where the law can attack you on this - best to have a lawyer just scan over that possibility.

jgabra62 05-21-2007 01:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by D (Post 12465064)
This is the best advice you're probably going to get here.

If you're hosting nude pictures of people that you don't have records for, you may need to revisit your business model.

But before you do anything, talk to a lawyer... do a forum search, and there's many threads that discuss various firms and resource sites. Pick one that's right for you - you'll hopefully be with him/her for a long time.

Thanks for the advice...we will be meeting with a lawyer this week.

jgabra62 05-21-2007 03:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Webby (Post 12465307)
Don't do anything to comply with USC 2257 man - it's a US domestic law with no cred outside US territory.

Just wondering where 2257 applies to a social networking site?? (Tho might have missed an element which may be more "adult").

If you can see an angle where the law can attack you on this - best to have a lawyer just scan over that possibility.

Good advice, thank you.

gornyhuy 05-21-2007 03:41 PM

pulling down all my sites.

Iron Fist 05-21-2007 04:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gornyhuy (Post 12466233)
pulling down all my sites.

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

DaddyHalbucks 05-21-2007 07:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Webby (Post 12465307)
Don't do anything to comply with USC 2257 man - it's a US domestic law with no cred outside US territory.

Just wondering where 2257 applies to a social networking site?? (Tho might have missed an element which may be more "adult").

If you can see an angle where the law can attack you on this - best to have a lawyer just scan over that possibility.

I have heard lawyers say the exact opposite.

I just read an old article by ChadKnowsLaw.com that says the exact opposite.

AaronM 05-21-2007 07:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jgabra62 (Post 12464831)
We are being told that the most sufficient way to stay compliant is to request 2 forms of ID from each of our members...


Interesting when you consider that the law only requires one ID.

What am I doing to stay compliant? Well, I listen to my attorneys and I follow the rules.

AaronM 05-21-2007 07:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jgabra62 (Post 12466217)
Good advice, thank you.


Webby tells you: "Don't do anything to comply with USC 2257 man..." Then you follow up and tell him it's good advice?

Your location says Los Angeles...Is that still located in the US or have they moved it?

wyldworx 05-21-2007 07:28 PM

ensuring I keep every little detail that will cover my ass. icq logs, receipts and times of purchase as well as WHO they were purchased from, as well as the actual documents themselves.

Webby 05-21-2007 07:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Webby
Don't do anything to comply with USC 2257 man - it's a US domestic law with no cred outside US territory.

Just wondering where 2257 applies to a social networking site?? (Tho might have missed an element which may be more "adult").

If you can see an angle where the law can attack you on this - best to have a lawyer just scan over that possibility.

Quote:

Originally Posted by DaddyHalbucks (Post 12466972)
I have heard lawyers say the exact opposite.

I just read an old article by ChadKnowsLaw.com that says the exact opposite.

Opposite to what DH?? Social networking sites or your usual trash about how foreign webmasters are obliged to conform to US domestic laws?

Webby 05-21-2007 07:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AaronM (Post 12467043)
Webby tells you: "Don't do anything to comply with USC 2257 man..." Then you follow up and tell him it's good advice?

Your location says Los Angeles...Is that still located in the US or have they moved it?

Fucked quote Aaron... What was intended to convey was the I don't comply with USC 2257 because it does not apply outside US jurisdiction.

But did say "If you can see an angle where the law can attack you on this - best to have a lawyer just scan over that possibility." considering jgabra62 does appear to fall under that law.

jgabra62 got the point and think this was what he was responding to.

slimgirlbt 05-21-2007 07:58 PM

she knows her job

Matt 26z 05-21-2007 08:01 PM

A lawyer is obviously going to tell you to have ID's for any sexually explicit content that appears below the address bar. That's the safe bet, and they are paid to keep you out of trouble.

I personally wouldn't run one of these sites though. 2257 records keeping aside, nothing is stopping a 14yo from uploading nudes and bringing troubles your way.

BobG 05-21-2007 08:07 PM

WWXPD? What would hahahahahaha do?


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