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Originally Posted by Bishop
There are many reasons not the least of which is 10+ years of branding by adult companies. Imagine if all the links to all the worlds porn sites just stopped working. Imagine having to pay $60 for each domain and owning thousands.
Parent's need to use filters and accept that the internet is NOT a safe place for children.
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hell, I don't even care about that....it is the fact that all porn sites woul;d be on a single domain extension, therefore if anyone wanted to block porn at the isp level, they would just flip a switch
imagine if Utah wanted to block porn, they would just flip a switch
what about Alabama? flip a switch
I do everything I can to make sure kids don't see anything xxx on my site, and I expect other site owners to do the same, but ultimately it all comes down to the parents doing their job
I don't see them putting regulations on excitement magazine, anyone can pick one of those up on any street in Atlanta...and it has ass and titties all over it...