Against .xxx

[7359@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]

I would like to see a more constructive effort to lobby the OS and browser 
manufactures into automatically implementing what they have already installed 
as far as security features for their programs. It would be a lot easier for 
them to incorporate a simple wizard that allows parents to TURN ON the 
restricted content of sites. IE: You purchase a computer and turn it on, you go 
to surf the web but before doing so, you must answer a few questions pertaining 
to the amount of users who will be using the computer along with their ages. 
Anyone wishing to block out adult material would be able to do so in this 
wizard with simple button checks. Only a parent or guardian would be able to 
shut this feature off through an encrypted pin code or pass-phase.
These features are already installed on computers, but are rarely used because 
parents do not know of them or do not know how to set them up. It would just be 
easier to force them to use this feature, instead of forcing a whole industry 
to conform to something that is not going to work. .xxx will only place all the 
adult related material on the internet in one central place. It's easy to pick 
out someone wearing a white shirt in a group of people who are wearing black 
shirts.