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baddog · 06-17-2005, 03:14 PM

During the Hot Issues and Problems in Adult Internet seminar at Cybernet Expo in San Diego, Tom Hymes requested anyone who has, in the past couple of years, written a letter in support of .xxx, and has since decided that it is not as good an idea as originally thought, contact him at the FSC.

Joan Irvine was on the panel and is one of the people he was indirectly directing the request. Joan stated that she did not make decisions like that, and would have to be instructed to do so by the advisory council.

I approached Joan personally, and asked her the chances of her rescinding her support for .xxx - She again told me to talk to the advisory council. I have approached a couple of you personally (Aly, Holly), and now make a public request.

FSC has stated that there is nothing we have to benefit in the implementation of .xxx, and it does nothing to combat CP. So how about it?

I propose that the Advisory Coucil instruct Joan to approach the FSC and discuss what they can do to retract the implied support Joan made in her letter.

06-17-2005, 03:14 PM
baddog So Fucking Banned Industry Role: Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: the beach, SoCal Posts: 107,090	An open letter to the ASACP Advisory Council - webmasters, feel free to agree or not During the Hot Issues and Problems in Adult Internet seminar at Cybernet Expo in San Diego, Tom Hymes requested anyone who has, in the past couple of years, written a letter in support of .xxx, and has since decided that it is not as good an idea as originally thought, contact him at the FSC. Joan Irvine was on the panel and is one of the people he was indirectly directing the request. Joan stated that she did not make decisions like that, and would have to be instructed to do so by the advisory council. I approached Joan personally, and asked her the chances of her rescinding her support for .xxx - She again told me to talk to the advisory council. I have approached a couple of you personally (Aly, Holly), and now make a public request. FSC has stated that there is nothing we have to benefit in the implementation of .xxx, and it does nothing to combat CP. So how about it? I propose that the Advisory Coucil instruct Joan to approach the FSC and discuss what they can do to retract the implied support Joan made in her letter.