I suggest you deny .XXX sTLD

[Simon Stern <simon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dear ICANN,

I do not support the creation of a .XXX sTLD and believe that the 
ICANN Board was well within its rights to deny ICM's application 
in the 2007 Board meeting in Lisbon.
As an affiliate program for the adult entertainment industry, my 
business' foundation is internet based. If ICM's application were 
granted and a .XXX sTLD were to be created it would negatively 
impact my business. Also it would put ICANN in the position of 
creating an entity to impose regulations and policy for the adult 
entertainment community-a situation that could easily stifle what 
is now a robust adult entertainment internet presence.
It is imperative that ICANN consider the widespread opposition 
from the adult entertainment community to a .XXX sTLD as it makes 
its decision. For that reason, I support Option # 3 of the March 
26, 2010 process options submitted by ICANN for public comment.
While some of this message is a copy-and-paste of a message 
you're sure to receive from many others, please know that this 
does not mean we are not sincere about the message. Most adult 
webmasters are hard-working members of society who see the idea 
of this potential new sTLD as a terrible idea which is sure to 
hurt our businesses in a time when what we need is help not 
hindrance.
Simon Stern
adult webmaster
IndustryInc.com