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Originally Posted by JR
i sincerely doubt that they are going to take a position on it. your logic assumes a net gain in adult business clients and forgets the potential loss of mainstream business clients.
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how many mainstream business clients are in support of it, with the religious right? ahh, none, except godaddy, other registrars, and ICM. the truth of the situation is that unless .XXX is censored, it will do nothing except expand the adult content on the internet. lets not forget that creating the .xxx won't force everyone to it (in addition ICM is pushing for a voluntary platform), that the bill to make it mandatory is separate and separated from ICANN (its an american law that has simply been drafted). fighting against .XXX right now is essentially fighting against the expansion of adult content to the reiligious right, and fighting for 1st amendment rights for the adult industry. its the perfect middle ground.
i'm not telling mike how to run his business, its up to him, just an idea.