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Fitty XXX Dilemas
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I clicked on the .xxx link and my Mac got a Trojan, a Virus, a Worm, and other Malware.:helpme
I'l never click on a .xxx link again. Posted on my iPhone5 |
i won`t buy any xxx
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...it's sunday... let's avoid getting angry about this shit... |
buy a .xxx domain and ensure your site is blocked, yep good one
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Quoted from there faq section here:
http://www.icmregistry.com/about/faq.php ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6. Do I need to give up my other adult domains in other TLD?s such as .com? No, .XXX is a purely voluntary domain and you can continue to use your other existing domains . We expect, over time that .XXX will become the preferred domain name of choice by both the consumer and provider of online adult entertainment. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I specialy like this part: "We expect, over time that .XXX will become the preferred domain name of choice by both the consumer and provider of online adult entertainment" I realy hope they did not calculate their whole financial plan on this quote. Do they realy believe this shit? lol ... |
game on....
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FOR REAL no like some of you who already pre registered some shit :321GFY or worst, bought some ! |
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Nice, very nice :321GFY 40 posts 2011 Fuck i'm getting old i guess:Oh crap |
Hell yeah, pre-install the filters on new computers and keep all the fucking non-paying teenage boys off my porn sites! The real customers will know where to go.
.xxx baby, good to go. |
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there's no need for some stupid .xxx tld to do that. Besides, once .sex, .pron, .gay etc are approved, .xxx domains will be even more useless/worthless. |
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gee I'm sure that works reallllly well. ::snickers:: If I link that page, it makes me responsible? Sorry, but you want to talk about serious and responsible, use a .xxx. What is the problem? Why are people so against this? All you naysayers will see. The internet is still a baby. |
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Surprise... Surprise! |
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It looks responsible, but it's crap. It's just a tag to show other webmasters that you are trying to do the right thing and to justify putting explicit images and videos on a tour. If we all really wanted to protect kids, every tour, banner and free site would be PG only. Explicit content found only in the members area. That would be the responsible thing to do, but it would never happen. |
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It is not our responsibility to "protect" anyone's kids. I wouldn't even let my kid loose on youtube, let alone the entire net! Instead of being negative, I am hoping that in the long run (xx years) this will make the wild world of adult internet more filtered and streamline the traffic. and personally, I have so many porn/adult .com's, I am looking forward to scrapping a bunch for one .xxx. change is a coming, gotta keep up! |
in fact, too bad there won't be some gateway to .xxx with a paywall where we can get a cut sending traffic. That would be so awesome. lol
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2. as a business owner you have 1 responsibility: to your business. To protect your business. If adding existing tags that identify your adult sites as 'adult' to your sites (at no cost) reduces the risk of government interference in your business, than that is a sound/responsible business decision. 3. Is 'hoping for a more filtered internet" a good business decision? Is 'asking large corporations to install filters on their operating systems in an attempt to somehow limit your bandwidth costs ($70/y for a .xxx that blocks access to minors without a credit card vs $8/y for a .com)' a good business decision? Is 'hoping for others to enforce certain rules on an entire industry, rules you have no control over, rules you have no say in,... in an attempt to somehow reduce your competition' a good business decision? |
When are .xxx available to register?
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