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I totally agree with you, HS.Originally posted by XXLHS@Jun 29 2004, 09:44 PM
I have worked in Technology for a while... ISP in particular...
I don't know why people don't do some simple things that would make everyone work well together.
fist off, URLs work off the .com, .org, .edu, .net... etc. I suggested to several people and even to the WWW - impliment a .xxx for adult content... just like .com is supposed to be for commerical, .org was for organizations, and so on... pass regulations that say adult material has to be placed under the .xxx suffix - filters could then filter all .xxx from minors without issue... it would work and work well... so has anyone at the WWW or anywhere else done it... NO.
The real issue is not about access or flitering... its about the elimination of material and the groups that want to control what people access. If it were about minors v. adults it would be easy to do, but really what the issue is - is using the issue to shut off the access by making it illegal and punished under law... not about allowing it to be in an appropriate area, and not in others.
HS
I noticed that ICANN announced in March that they are reconsidering the .xxx domain. I would be comfortable with it, but I've read that there are First Amendment problems with putting all adult sites in what amounts to a cyber-ghetto. And some of the same issues would still be in play, for instance, would the LPSG be forced into a .xxx domain? The parameters that define which sites are "adult" and which are not would have to be very clear.