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Username:	dsimonson
Date/Time:	Fri, June 16, 2000 at 3:09 PM GMT
Browser:	Microsoft Internet Explorer V5.0 using Windows NT
Score:	5
Subject:	Content Protection Domains
Message:
I think it is too late to move all adult content to a .sex domain.  You could, however, create a .kid domain and require all registrants to that domain agree to a public set of content guidlines.  A process could be created where violations could be challanged by anyone.  If found in violation, they would be required to move to a different domain classification and pay all costs associated with the challange.  If, however, they are found to not be in violation of the guidelines, the challanger would be required to pay associated costs.  This would protect the domain by allowing the millions who surf the domain to enforce the policy guidelines while at the same time prevent malicious use of the system to force a registrant into bankrupcy.

Message Thread:

• Content Protection Domains — dsimonson, June 16 @ 3:09 PM (3/4)
• Protecting children — Garry Anderson, June 16 @ 6:08 PM (0/0)
• Useless — wiredz, June 16 @ 4:22 PM (1/1)
• Who is really controlling ICANN? — Garry Anderson, June 16 @ 6:01 PM (0/0)
• Not too late — kduce, June 16 @ 3:34 PM (0/0)

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