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Fuck XBiz .XXX unlikely to succeed

Don't think your voice goes unheard...it doesn't as is indicated here

From CBR Online

"A majority of ICANN's directors are concerned that .xxx may not be wanted by the adult entertainment industry it would purport to serve, according to minutes of a February 12 ICANN board meeting published Friday."

Its board agreed last Monday that "a majority of the board has serious concerns about whether the proposed .xxx domain has the support of a clearly-defined sponsored community as per the criteria for sponsored TLDs".

In other words, most of the board are still not convinced that the adult entertainment industry actually wants the .xxx domain.

According to ICANN's minutes, of the 88 adult webmasters that contacted ICANN during a recent public comment period, only 23 were in favor of the domain.

That's a 26% approval rating, pretty low but still higher than the 16% portion of favorable comments received overall during the comment period. Most respondents were those opposed to pornography in general and see .xxx as an endorsement of the industry.
However, while it was arguably the religious right that caused ICANN to shelve ICM's proposal last year, it is now adult webmasters themselves that are the main barrier to .xxx.

were you at the XBiz conference voicing your disagreement?

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Originally Posted by JFK (Post 11942858)

were you at the XBiz conference voicing your disagreement?

You know it is more effective to bitch on GFY than in person.

No but you can bet your ass I made my disagreement known...without putting any money in XBiz pocket

The article cited the commentary period as one of the factors, way moreso than that little bend over and let us fuck you show that XBiz did

looks like you missed this thread

http://www.gfy.com/fucking-around-and-business-discussion/706711-info-update-re-proposed-xxx-domain.html

(detailed summary of recent ICANN's directors meeting)

BTW the article that you quoted, I also posted just like 4 hours ago

http://www.gfy.com/fucking-around-and-business-discussion/707678-articles-xxx.html

Sorry if I am late, but does xbiz support .XXX ? If so no traffic from me to them , I know it was make a big difference, but least will help me sleep at night LOL

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Originally Posted by mikesouth (Post 11942921)

The article cited the commentary period as one of the factors, way moreso than that little bend over and let us fuck you show that XBiz did

I have to edit my comments . . . you really aren't worth it.

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Originally Posted by mx8829 (Post 11942948)

Sorry if I am late, but does xbiz support .XXX ? If so no traffic from me to them , I know it was make a big difference, but least will help me sleep at night LOL

no, xbiz does not support .xxx

Mike South just has a bug up his ass because he never got an award from them.

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Originally Posted by baddog (Post 11942999)

no, xbiz does not support .xxx

Mike South just has a bug up his ass because he never got an award from them.

LOL

an XBiz Award and a dollar won't even buy a cup of coffee...fuck the award, gimme the dollar.

Awards mean dick to me...dollars are my reward.

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Originally Posted by mikesouth (Post 11942800)

Don't think your voice goes unheard...it doesn't as is indicated here

From CBR Online

"A majority of ICANN's directors are concerned that .xxx may not be wanted by the adult entertainment industry it would purport to serve, according to minutes of a February 12 ICANN board meeting published Friday."

Its board agreed last Monday that "a majority of the board has serious concerns about whether the proposed .xxx domain has the support of a clearly-defined sponsored community as per the criteria for sponsored TLDs".

In other words, most of the board are still not convinced that the adult entertainment industry actually wants the .xxx domain.

According to ICANN's minutes, of the 88 adult webmasters that contacted ICANN during a recent public comment period, only 23 were in favor of the domain.

That's a 26% approval rating, pretty low but still higher than the 16% portion of favorable comments received overall during the comment period. Most respondents were those opposed to pornography in general and see .xxx as an endorsement of the industry.
However, while it was arguably the religious right that caused ICANN to shelve ICM's proposal last year, it is now adult webmasters themselves that are the main barrier to .xxx.

:Oh crap