Good point, I meant only on POE pages (point of entry) anyhow. Most TGPs trade 'qualified' traffic (don't throw lettuce at me for calling it that) from their main gallery listing pages. It wouldn't be hard for billing companies to require adult sites to have a warning page even if all their affiliate links (basically 'qualified' traffic, to the best of their knowledge) was sent to the main pages. I doubt this would cause too many site owners to lose sleep.
Like I said this would only be for the concerned webmasters, I agree that not everyone would, but is the inactivity of others ever an excuse for one not to be proactive?
C.
--edit: that was a little unclear. I just meant if you typed in FARMSLUTS.COM in a browser you'd have a warning page with your MSN/AOL/whatever block code in place. that way kids who are actively seeking out porn wouldn't get it for free or otherwise. put warning pages on your root index pages, send all your pre-qualified traffic to your main.html or what-have-you.--
Last edited by Cal at Nov 12 2002, 02:10 PM
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