RE: Dot XXX

["Alison Brown" <codyben@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

To Whom It May Concern:

I appreciate your response. 

I don't think that creating the dot xxx domain will decrease the problem of
pornography. 

It will increase the degradation of the country by creating a larger market
for this type of smut. It will create a larger competition for more
degrading pornography and we DON'T need more of this trash out there. 

Those involved in this proposition already know this and will profit
financially from this. 

I am against pornography. It destroys individuals who view it and
participate in making it, it destroys relationships, marriages and families
and it is morally wrong. We don't need more. PLEASE DON'T SUPPORT THIS
MARKET by making this new domain.

Thank you for listening to my opinion.

Alison Brown

-----Original Message-----
From: xxx COMMENTS [mailto:xxxCOMMENTS@xxxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2007 5:19 AM
To: xxx COMMENTS
Subject: Dot XXX

Dear Concerned Citizen:

Thank you for sharing your views with the Department of Commerce regarding
the proposed .xxx domain.

The Administration is concerned about the proliferation of pornography on
the Internet and the victimization of children.  It is the policy and the
track record of this Administration to protect children, to provide a safe
place for children online, and to combat child pornography.  

The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) is the
organization responsible for the process of creating top-level domains.
Your input is a valued part of the process, and we encourage you to submit
to ICANN any concerns you have regarding the .xxx domain as follows:

Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers
4676 Admiralty Way, Suite 330
Marina del Rey, California 90292
Phone:  310-823-9358
Fax:  310-823-8649
Email: xxx-icm-agreement@xxxxxxxxx 

Sincerely,

John M. R. Kneuer
Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Communications and Information