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Originally Posted by tony404
when you figure probably 50 percent maybe more of tube site viewers arent old enough to own a credit card it makes your point pretty moot. When ibill went under we canceled 330 members in one day. We were back to the number in two months So if it was full of forgotten people we wouldnt of came close to that number. The recurring model was not created by adult and its not going anywhere. Porn had a huge explosion when all you had to decide was the box cover. I give the music industry credit they aren't short sighted vultures, you dont see them advertising on bit torrents or p2p sites.
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I doubt you could keep a 17 year old boy away from porn online even if it were locked in the electronic equivalent of fort knox.
Any source of free porn is going to have those guys. And they have the time on their hands and the desire IN their hands to invest whatever time and effort is needed to get to porn. Teenage boys are always going to have some way of trading porn no matter what the media is. You cant stop it.
More importantly, those guys cannot buy porn anyway, so you basically do your due diligence and then leave them alone. There's no profit in fighting them. Just make sure you dont make it easy for them and land in court some day. And with liberals back in charge in washington, safe bet there's not going to be legislative help anytime soon. That's good for us in the long run.
Now you hit a key thing though by saying the music industry doesn't advertise on p2p, etc. Adult industry by and large is greedy to the point of being moronic.