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Originally Posted by eroticsexxx
There is a difference between disseminating information properly and creating mass panic. That is one of the reason why HIV+ test results are kept as private as possible. People get afraid, emotional and outraged.
What everyone is claiming is a cover-up was simply protocol being followed. Instead of letting a testing center do what they were paid to do, everyone jumped ahead and did their own thing.
I can't be the only person who can understand why AIM would not simply release information willy-nilly to everyone in the way that Nina did. Or should we expect AIM to create a thread on GFY anytime someone tests positive for any STD?
I'm not saying that people do not have the right to know. What I AM saying is that their needs to be a procedure followed - a more professional, controlled way instead of releasing the information on a public forum.
Wouldn't that make common sense?
As I said before, an HIV+ test result can turn any company or industry upside down. Seeing that sex is what we are all about that makes it even more important, but we ALL need to realize that certain information about our industry should not be simply published out to the world without consulting and confirming with industry leaders.
What's to stop another person next week from doing the same thing? The next thing you know, nothing will be sacred and no one will have any semblance of privacy in this industry.
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What about all the guys who are shooting porn in the rest of the country? Or the rest of the world? It's kinda a conundrum of what to do. An irresponsible, drug addicted, or irrational girl (and we don't have any of those around do we?) could just as easily have driven to Phoenix with a forged test and shot with Dogfart or Lightspeed or Royal Vault or any of the other companies there. But now that a big blowup has happened and everybody knows about it...everybody is now on their toes.
I don't know what the answer is except for more frequent testing as we argued about before...it'll have to be done cheaper and in a more timely manner as it is done in 10,000 subsidized clinics around the U.S. for free