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Originally posted by Mike AI@Aug 2 2004, 02:52 PM
There is a lot of work going on behind the scenes over 2257. However, there is also a LOT of confusion - even between attorneys.
THis is an example of how poorly written laws can hurt people.
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Exactamente Mike....
from my faq:
"I have read through the changes many many times at this point. I have run the changes past my lawyer. I have read various interpretations by legal experts on how the changes will effect the adult industry. The one conclusion I have reached is that everyone is interpreting them a little bit differently thus noone is 100% sure as to what the overall effect these changes would create within the industry. The one thing that is sure is that if the changes go into effect, anyone affected by the changes will need to be compliant with the new regulations 30 days after they go into effect. The time to start preparing for that is NOW"
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I do not know what other efforts are going on behind the scenes. I now know (once you informed me of it) of Brandon's efforts. I also know about adultdat's effort to create a database that while not designed specifically for 2257 compliance, covers much of the same territory (they are developing a database to track and be able to cut off infections in the adult industry. The recent HIV scare spurred that effort). Other than that, I haven't been able to find much going on.
It would be very cool to get a cooperative effort of some kind in place QUICKLY because IF the changes go into place on schedule, come the end of October there is going to be mad rush to become compliant with the new requirements. Much better to get a solution in place and running prior to that point.