Supreme Court rules on COPA AGAIN this week

cj · 06-26-2004

hp, scary all those possible situations ... there's a lot more as well that are just as scary, and scarier ...

if they can't do this at the level they are aiming for, they will find a way eventually. if not themselves, with the help of AOL or microsoft (doesn't aol own porn companies now in a round about way?)

i'm not scared of censorship laws, they are mostly just common sense. but I am scared of how censorship laws let companies like AOL (time warner) have a monopoly.

AOL could solve a large part of the porn surfing problem just by blocking access for their customers. Don't look at porn (unless its AOL provided).

Think about the resources available to Time Warner, and the interests they have in mainstream 'entertainment'. They are just waiting until we all kill each other with infighting and they'll jump in and pick up all that tgp traffic as soon as the laws pass.

The adult industry has 1 major problem at the moment ... webmasters are lazy. They don't want to be creative, or use their brains, they want galleries premade for them, hosting provided, content provided and complain when the traffic doesn't buy anything. What a load of crap! How many industries give you that many tools to sell a product? The only example I can think of are franchises, where you pay money and get a 'kit' to work with. But you don't stand out the front of your store and GIVE your product away

Whatever happens will be interesting to watch!!

06-26-2004	#11
cj Members Want to see your own Advertising Here! Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Down Under Posts: 5,202	hp, scary all those possible situations ... there's a lot more as well that are just as scary, and scarier ... if they can't do this at the level they are aiming for, they will find a way eventually. if not themselves, with the help of AOL or microsoft (doesn't aol own porn companies now in a round about way?) i'm not scared of censorship laws, they are mostly just common sense. but I am scared of how censorship laws let companies like AOL (time warner) have a monopoly. AOL could solve a large part of the porn surfing problem just by blocking access for their customers. Don't look at porn (unless its AOL provided). Think about the resources available to Time Warner, and the interests they have in mainstream 'entertainment'. They are just waiting until we all kill each other with infighting and they'll jump in and pick up all that tgp traffic as soon as the laws pass. The adult industry has 1 major problem at the moment ... webmasters are lazy. They don't want to be creative, or use their brains, they want galleries premade for them, hosting provided, content provided and complain when the traffic doesn't buy anything. What a load of crap! How many industries give you that many tools to sell a product? The only example I can think of are franchises, where you pay money and get a 'kit' to work with. But you don't stand out the front of your store and GIVE your product away Whatever happens will be interesting to watch!!