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No to .XXX
- To: "xxx-icm-agreement" <xxx-icm-agreement@xxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: No to .XXX
- From: "tick" <tick@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 24 Mar 2007 16:14:15 -0500
Hello xxx-icm-agreement,
you have some very good points. but i fail to see how ele to stop minor from
accessing pron sites. i mean, if all smut was .xxx, the owner of the pc or
comcast (for underage subscribers for example) could block .xxx. it isnt a
free speech violation, since those under 18 dont have free speech. not till
they turn 18. i dont see why it would cost any more than .com net org or
whatever. someone somewher has to write a 2 line script. that doesnt ammount
to billions. firefox would hav to build in support? thier a pvt company. i
dont see wher ethe billions come from. when this issue first came up, i think
it was cisco, who basically runs the internet, might have been another large
bandwith company, was all for the idea, then totall reversed on it. i think
its a great idea. would help track spam and renegade sites also. you wanna
get rid of child porn, it would be easier to track if thier all in 1 place.
also, it would open a new rhelm up. for subversive information, that some
people seem to dislike so much. i see alot of places on the internet, thier
host seems to have t echnical probbs all t he time, but on with that site, no
others. GNN is a good example of this.
i would have to say i am for the .xxx, but i do not know everything about it.
i might be missing something. i dont see where additional cost comes into
play. it should be the same as org net or com.
also im interested in this ad i saw. is it true that you offer 10 G's for the
arrest and conviction of a child pron peddler or molestor? if so,. where do i
submit info. i can get ya IP's all day long, ones gotta be right.
Best regards,
tick
tick@xxxxxxxxx
2007-03-24
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