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Hell Puppy · 05-26-2003

CJ,

Hit RSAC's old url:

http://www.rsac.org/

You'll see they've been around since at least 1999. RSAC received a lot of attention back when the PICS standard was being developed, but since becoming ICRA I haven't read a lot about them.

I have been putting them in my tags as a matter of routine since at least 98 or so. It's the best way I've found to put in one tag that all of the filters will recognize. However, I haven't really kept up with the activities of the organization itself. I go use their tag generator when I roll out a new URL, and that's it.

Here's another tip if you dabble in mainstream. If you host your mainstream sites on servers that also have adult material on them, it is worthwhile to put in an ICRA tag that states that it does NOT contain adult material. Many of the filters, especially those that are corporate firewall based, look for tags first if they do not have the URL in their own database. If they do not have a tag or database entry, many will block by default or filter it based on IP block. Thus you lose traffic because your mainstream site may smell a bit like poon tang due to close proximity to adult material.

05-26-2003	#1
Hell Puppy Fat Fucking Nobody Want to see your own Advertising Here! Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 6,523	CJ, Hit RSAC's old url: http://www.rsac.org/ You'll see they've been around since at least 1999. RSAC received a lot of attention back when the PICS standard was being developed, but since becoming ICRA I haven't read a lot about them. I have been putting them in my tags as a matter of routine since at least 98 or so. It's the best way I've found to put in one tag that all of the filters will recognize. However, I haven't really kept up with the activities of the organization itself. I go use their tag generator when I roll out a new URL, and that's it. Here's another tip if you dabble in mainstream. If you host your mainstream sites on servers that also have adult material on them, it is worthwhile to put in an ICRA tag that states that it does NOT contain adult material. Many of the filters, especially those that are corporate firewall based, look for tags first if they do not have the URL in their own database. If they do not have a tag or database entry, many will block by default or filter it based on IP block. Thus you lose traffic because your mainstream site may smell a bit like poon tang due to close proximity to adult material.