[EroticySteve]

Soon we'll be able to look at and smile about the arbitrarity (is that a word?) of the new 2257 regulations about to go into effect.

In the meantime there are many concerns regarding the issue. Many concerns without answers or even a qualified government official to interpret these laws for us into plain English.

One topic that I see a lot of hubub about is the safety of performers. In many areas of life it is okay to hide behind a pseudonym and a relative level of aonymity. Imagine if Hollywood actors had to put their personal information out there for everyone to see? Chaos and safety issues would quickly ensue.

Has anyone thought about an organization kind of the the Screen Actors Guild for Adult Performers, if there isn't already one? All performers would have to register with this organization who would be responsible for verifiying and validating the background and identity of each performer. Make producers require that all of their talent be registered with this organization. Each performer could then be assigned an ID # that corresponds to their records. This would make the content providers, the performers and primary and secondary producers' task of maintaining databases of information much simpler.

This way if someone with a need to find the relevant information on a performer i.e. The Feds, they could easily cross reference the performer's ID with a national database of performers where the performer's personal information would be kept on a need to know basis only?

Does this make sense?