Slick today on gfy

[sarettah]

http://www.gofuckyourself.com/showthread.php?t=687404

Now that I know the story on your end, I should start off by saying, DirectNic, I'm sorry for what has happend here. You received a complaint against me for having illegal content on my pages, so you firstly sent me an email for me to verify it, giving me a chance to prove myself. When I got the email, at first I didn't realize who it was from and with the demand for model ids, I figured I'd bring it up over here to verify the validity of the email and also find out who Intercosmos was. Well, that lit a fire over here. While it was growing here, my attorney sent you an email and you offered a solution to verify a few of the girls on one of my sites, so we could put this behind us and move on with things.

Well, during that time, all hell broke loose on this board and everywhere else, after seeing that I went public and started a fire, you thought "Screw this guy, we're trying to work things out with him, and he's gone public" (in other words) so you cut off negotiations and shut my sites down. You know, if i was you, I would've done the same exact thing. I'm sure anybody here would have.

Yesterday, we got some negotiations going with Mr. Nance which he offered to open up all but the 5 main offending sites, while I work on a few things. One of sites that was in those 5 was my biggest site, Amateur Curves. After my attorney explained how important that site was to my network, Mr. Nance was nice enough to allow that site to re-open, and I do greatly appreciate that. Naughty Thoughts, Filthy Brats, Major Pervert, and Really Eighteen are the 4 sites that are still down.

So again, I have to apologize and say to everyone on here, that I was wrong in bringing this to the board, I should've waited it out and found out more through email. I always figured that GFY is the place to find out information on everything. If I just would've kept if off of here, we would've worked it out and everything would've been fine. Neither of us would have had a tarnished repuation. I'd also like to thank DirectNic for working with me, even after all the stuff that's been flung around on here, they offered to get things patched up between us.

I guess this whole ordeal has opened my eyes a little bit. I guess when you're doing what you're doing for so long, you don't always notice things until another set of eyes is looking at it. Ya know, I never received ONE single complaint directly to me about the girls on any of my pages, NOT EVEN ONE. Then it comes up here and half the board does have a problem with what's on there. Like I stated from the start, I've only used legit sponsors, so I assumed that all was fine because the galleries came from repitable sponsors, not really thinking of the fact that some girls might look too young and offend someone.

So, I guess for me, it's time for change. I'm going through all of my sites, even the non-DirectNic registered sites and I'm looking for content that could be considered "young looking" and deleting it. I will also be going through my trades on a more timely basis to see if I can find anything bad. I might eventually hire someone to manage the trades for me. I offered this challenge a couple of times before for someone to point out to me any content on my sites that they feel is inappropriate or trades that they feel contain CP, but ya know, I never got one single email or ICQ.

I'm not gonna sit here and comment anymore on the matter. I guess that's what got me into this problem to begin with. I should've followed my bud's saying, "There's nothing I never said, that's ever come back to hurt me".

I just wanted to let all of you know what's going on since people are seeing my sites back up and probably wondering what's going on. Hopefully we can get this situation put behind us and move on with with business.

[Peaches]

Sounds like he finally found an attorney.

[Jace]

so, he made public what Directnic did and they got mad?

seems pretty childish and I still think they were in the wrong

I am sure the fact that they lost THOUSANDS of domains registered in their system didn't help either, I know of at least 1500 domains gone from there personally

[softball]

Originally Posted by Jace

so, he made public what Directnic did and they got mad?

seems pretty childish and I still think they were in the wrong

I am sure the fact that they lost THOUSANDS of domains registered in their system didn't help either, I know of at least 1500 domains gone from there personally

They were very, very wrong as far as I can see. This kid had to eat humble pie to regain his business. All those in favour of turning over regulation of the internet to registrars, the line forms on the right.....the extreme right.

[Peaches]

Originally Posted by Jace

so, he made public what Directnic did and they got mad?

seems pretty childish and I still think they were in the wrong

I am sure the fact that they lost THOUSANDS of domains registered in their system didn't help either, I know of at least 1500 domains gone from there personally

And I'm willing to bet those 1500 domains didn't bother reading their new registrars TOS either.

[softball]

Originally Posted by Peaches

And I'm willing to bet those 1500 domains didn't bother reading their new registrars TOS either.

You can write anything you like into a tos. Does not make it legal just because you say so. Peaches, as you are a pornographer your defense of this action seems more personal than professional.

[LadyMischief]

Originally Posted by rhetorical

You can write anything you like into a tos. Does not make it legal just because you say so. Peaches, as you are a pornographer your defense of this action seems more personal than professional.

A point I mentioned before. Terms of service cannot force you to break the law. Think of this example.

If you have a contract with someone else for them to kill that person, it may be a legally "binding" contract with the legalese, but could someone truly enforce a contract to break a law? If there are privacy laws involved (and that hasn't been confirmed or denied yet), no TOS in the world could force someone to break the law to comply.

[Jace]

Originally Posted by Peaches

And I'm willing to bet those 1500 domains didn't bother reading their new registrars TOS either.

I had a nice intelligent response all typed out, but I can see that trying to make a point in a discussion with you is about as easy as trying to trying to find lifeboat space as a 3rd class passenger on the Titanic, useless