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seksi · 01-13-2014, 11:54 PM

I've just uploaded more legal session video - this time from today's seminar, "Legal Issues Facing Online Adult Professionals": http://youtu.be/v-jLtz-p-DQ

I apologize for missing the opening. I got too focused on trying to work out the bugs with our livestreaming gear and I haven't quite navigated the time zone change, but I also apparently mixed up the start time despite being told the correct time at least once.

It is clearly time for many of us to end any "deceptive practices" we employ, that the FTC has announced they are going after. We should strive for honest, transparent representation of the products we are offering to consumers.

Hidden charges and fake profiles are now the most objectionable part of what the public sees our industry being about, and we can fix that, or I can for any set of new sites that I start now. Clearly the message is more alarming to people who are relying on white label dating that obviously misrepresents what is being sold.

I've been out of the business in a meaningful way for many years and with this guidance and these changes afoot it seems possible to begin to build new trust with consumers that matches their growing acceptance of our content on moral and aesthetic grounds.

01-13-2014, 11:54 PM
seksi Phonetically Sexy Industry Role: Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: USA Posts: 312	I've just uploaded more legal session video - this time from today's seminar, "Legal Issues Facing Online Adult Professionals": http://youtu.be/v-jLtz-p-DQ I apologize for missing the opening. I got too focused on trying to work out the bugs with our livestreaming gear and I haven't quite navigated the time zone change, but I also apparently mixed up the start time despite being told the correct time at least once. It is clearly time for many of us to end any "deceptive practices" we employ, that the FTC has announced they are going after. We should strive for honest, transparent representation of the products we are offering to consumers. Hidden charges and fake profiles are now the most objectionable part of what the public sees our industry being about, and we can fix that, or I can for any set of new sites that I start now. Clearly the message is more alarming to people who are relying on white label dating that obviously misrepresents what is being sold. I've been out of the business in a meaningful way for many years and with this guidance and these changes afoot it seems possible to begin to build new trust with consumers that matches their growing acceptance of our content on moral and aesthetic grounds.