No!!!

Its another one of:

"Sarettah's Ideas to make some $$$$ that didn't get off the ground"


;-))) [/b][/quote]
Story of my life.

Yeah thats the one LOL

"A member of my staff ..."

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I am a weirdo magnet.


Sabby:)

Everyone in there life has 3 chances to become a millionaire.
The art is recognising it the chance , and having the balls and determination to grab it as it goes by.

(I think it was said by Onasiss)

Another good one from him is...

"To become a millionaire you need a suntan and a good suit , with both you can pass through any door"

:)

True, but why hold open the door for them?

If you don't have ID and signed model release, then you really don't have paperwork.

The model security problem with your idea really rests in that it forces the content producer to determine whether or not the person buying the license is legitimate or not. Let's face it, it ain't that hard to buy a domain, go to a webmaster resource site, find a content producer, and tell them you're buying content for a site that is under construction.

Take your average adult webmaster tradeshow attendee, pluck them from that environment and put them into the general public on the sidewalk. Would you trust them? That's kinda iffy, if you ask me. :biglaugh:

True, but why hold open the door for them? [/b][/quote]
Oh dont get me wrong I totally think its a terrible thing for models.


Sabby:)

And even if they ARE using the content and building sites does not mean they are not a freak either.

That was my whole point.


Sabby:)

Almost every content producer I am currently buying from is providing pic ID and a copy of the model release with every set

True. Re-reading my post, I realize I misstated my point. The problem I see with a centralized database, while it has a ton of advantages, is that a webmaster (legit or not) could end up with access to model IDs from content that they HAVEN'T purchased. Way too tempting for some people who teeter on the edge of weirdness.

True. Re-reading my post, I realize I misstated my point. The problem I see with a centralized database, while it has a ton of advantages, is that a webmaster (legit or not) could end up with access to model IDs from content that they HAVEN'T purchased. Way too tempting for some people who teeter on the edge of weirdness. [/b][/quote]
in my vision of the central database...the only people with access to the records would be the record keepers..i guess the people who bought or shot the content, and the inspection people...everything else would be an auto generated link which connexcts that content to the records

hell it would even save them money and time
i think new regulations have cost small busines around 700 million in the USA lately...ugh

So it's been good for the rest of the world then...

China does.

I am a weirdo magnet.


Sabby:) [/b][/quote]
hey.....