Supreme Court rules on COPA AGAIN this week

Hell Puppy · 06-26-2004

I agree for the most part. COPA would basically re-shuffle the deck and create an enormous amount of opportunity.

The problem is that it would also create the world's largest game of "chicken".

Those who opt to respect COPA and go clean up their sites and tours and put anything showing nudity behind a members area would be at a huge competitive disadvantage to those who opt to thumb their nose at COPA. Unless there is widespread enforcement, you once again see pressure to do things you know are not best business cases just to protect your slice of the pie.

And then there's the whole international question. I see no way to enforce it on non-U.S. residents with non-U.S. corporations and non-U.S. hosting. The competitive advantage of being international would have the Atlanta Cartel heading for some place in the pacific rim. We could all benefit from cheap young naked house keepers anyway....

06-26-2004	#11
Hell Puppy Fat Fucking Nobody Want to see your own Advertising Here! Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 6,523	I agree for the most part. COPA would basically re-shuffle the deck and create an enormous amount of opportunity. The problem is that it would also create the world's largest game of "chicken". Those who opt to respect COPA and go clean up their sites and tours and put anything showing nudity behind a members area would be at a huge competitive disadvantage to those who opt to thumb their nose at COPA. Unless there is widespread enforcement, you once again see pressure to do things you know are not best business cases just to protect your slice of the pie. And then there's the whole international question. I see no way to enforce it on non-U.S. residents with non-U.S. corporations and non-U.S. hosting. The competitive advantage of being international would have the Atlanta Cartel heading for some place in the pacific rim. We could all benefit from cheap young naked house keepers anyway....