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Well someone will be throwing Lavish parties with all the money from .XXX.
I hope I am invited. .XXX can be a nightmare or a gift and it seems no one wants to take the money to build a warchest to defend us, and the ones that will take the money are in shadows. This whole fucken thing smells like shit. |
i'll be the first to state i won't register any .xxx domain ever
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.xxx seems like it will be a wash to me. it's not like the bigtgps are going to drop all their bookmark traffic to go .xxx etc, so why worry.
if anything I think .xxx will become the new domain for banner farms, consoles, and type in redirects. figure if you want to send traffic to tawneestone.com and you setup tawneestone.xxx and it just redirects with your link, probably get some good type in, and if you did PPC with sites like Google, maybe surfers would assume thats the official site since they probably have read about .xxx |
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Ya wont have a choice soon. |
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I mean don't get me wrong I am not trying to bash .XXX, its already out of the box, the game is on, and its just fucken sad no Industry organization will take what was on the table.
.XXX is in some bad timing right now thats my only guff with the whole matter. I am dissapointed that no one will work with "The Shadow Men" to build us some protections from Censorship and being a government target. We are always falling victim to the government because we wont save our own asses as an industry. This is an instrument that will give us that power, while leaving no choice about the matter. Ya wanna play adult, fine then play like the rest of us cuz you wont have a choice. |
I think that the .xxx domains is a dpouble edge sword. It can be used the right way to help filter out adult for parents. But you also know that it will be used against us.
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Sorry, maybe I missed something . . but is it written somewhere in the ASACP mission statement that they are here for our benefit? |
Name another organization that moves to prevent damage to our industry from infiltrators?
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Name another organisation that tries to defend us from government instigating censorship on us.
2 very KEY, founding positions and neither stepped up. WHY? The money to good? |
WOJ Bot broken?
I spend alot of time piecing shit together. This is wide open with alot of blanks its gonna be like a brick hitting this industry in the head. There should be no shame in taking the money and building armor for us all since we ALL will be using it one way or another. |
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ASACP does not exist to protect the adult industry against censorship. The FSC does. |
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The FSC turned the offer away.
Gary Kremen whined the whole fucking time about how he will benefit and who will get rich. I brought up the point that the money could be used to defend us then and I was told to STFU. |
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i'll take my risk :1orglaugh |
Aly - The AsACP are the only ones to acknowledgly admit they will take any money offered.
Thus if thats the case the responsibility should shift or could shift to yes protect us from Predators that purvey illegal content within our industry, primarily CP. .XXX will be an umbrella whether we like it or not. Embrace the shit and we have a chance to effectively defend ourselves. |
You know what's your problem AlienQ? In order to disagree with someone from the beginning you are ready to make the most stupid posts. After that none intelligent poster can save your ass; no matter how much he likes you or feels sorry about you.
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And you do what??? |
For the moment I'll wait for you to pathetically justify your comment that soon I won't have any other choice but to register .xxx domains.
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Read the thread Soul Rebel educate yourself.
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I did not know that ASACP was supposed to do anything for the adult industry, except maybe make it look a little better in some people's eyes. That being said . . . . hmmm, maybe I should start a new thread as Alien has alienated too many people (pardon the pun), and it won't get enough views. |
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since you asked several honest questions, i'll give you some honest answers. I will first preface the following, .XXX is a bad idea on every level and i clearly do not support it, being one of the few people who posted their comments to iCANN during the open comment period. secondly, my company is on contract with ASACP for all the technology and infrastructure in the fight against cp. 1) as far as i know, ASACP is not receiving $10 from each sale. i believe 10% ( or some percentage_ of each .xxx domain is given to IFFOR by ICM registry to fund that non-profit. portions of the money received by IFFOR are allocated to various child protection type companies.. mainstream and adult. even if it were receiving $10/domain, that doesn't change anything. since ASACP has cphotline.org and the various technologies integrated, ASACP would contract with IFFOR for the use of cphotline.org to be the official place to report CP. my contract with ASACP is a fixed-based one, and would not benefit from the .XXX money. 2) monies received will go to furthering ASACP's objectives, which could include lobbying of congress, providing more staff , etc. 3) DCIA, a P2P trade association for which Kazaa is a founding member, is using cphotline.org as a hotline for people to report CP on P2P. if you are against P2P software, then any issues about taking money from .XXX to support their anti-CP stance, should also stand consistent with taking money from P2P companies. ---- If you want to know who is really benefiting from .XXX ask around. while ASACP has visible connections to receiving monies, there are others in the shadows. Fight the Lurkers! |
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Take my idea and run with it. The idea is over 2 years old when this started. The concept should at least permeate thick skulls everywhere. I suck at getting messages and points out. |
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Your honorable work has nothing to do with them wanting to separate from adult and putting a nail in the online coffin by writing icann supporting icm. Which sponsor wanted the name changed? I dont believe them .Sponsors didnt like that name that says the adult industry wants to fight against cp bullshit. Adult sites against child pornography showed the Adult industry not the whole internet ,was against cp and wanted to fight against cp. Its money came from the adult industry , all of the sponsors on their site are in adult or support adult. I think the letter to Icann showed the start of biting the hand that feeds them. Mark my words I bet by this time next year they have nothing to do with adult. There is lot more money in going against us then being with us. Also nonprofit doesnt mean a org cant be money hungry , people get paid salaries more money higher salaries. |
6 bucks per registration to IFFOR.
Thats not bad. |
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when you purchase .com domains from registrars like GoDaddy and network Solutons, do you have a right to know where the money goes? no. a better question is who in the industry is benefitting behind the scenes from .XXX, when it has been made clear that ASACP is in the open about its planned financial benefits from .XXX Fight the Follow the Money! |
also the name says child protection . Child protection is a whole other subject than cp . Every right wing christian group says the gov has to get rid of porn to protect the children . Will the asacp be involved in that now????
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Fight the longterm blindness lol |
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the FBI and NCMEC will never officially recognize the solid CP leads that ASACP provides. NCMEC is the national center for missing and exploited children, who receives a large chunk of funding (over $20M) from the government to operate their entity. people can report suspected CP leads to missingkids.com asacp.org receives 100-120 cp leads A DAY, from concerned web surfers, which 5-10 A DAY, turn out to be actual CP sites. these confirmed leads are sent to NCMEC, which ASACP has to be the largest provider of leads, and will never get any recognition for its efforts, because there is a big stigma tied to ASACp about being "adut", even with the name change that was designed to allow for more mainstream acceptance. if you read the daily busts that occur on CP websites, you can be sure that ASACP's researched leads played a role. Fight the bad Guys! |
Can you clarify this?
1) as far as i know, ASACP is not receiving $10 from each sale. i believe 10% ( or some percentage_ of each .xxx domain is given to IFFOR by ICM registry to fund that non-profit. portions of the money received by IFFOR are allocated to various child protection type companies.. mainstream and adult. Particularly: this part: i believe 10% ( or some percentage_ of each .xxx domain is given to IFFOR by ICM registry to fund that non-profit. Which non Profit is being referred to? ASACP or IFFOR? I am with the "Shadow Men" in this, I am wondering why the light of opportunity was not siezed in the 2 years that lead to the present. We got some entrepenuer from England as a front man but thats really all I got so far. |
I am also wondering why .xxx will not be used to give us some protections with lobbying power or a defense from a government that wants us put out.
I saw that AsaCP gets a piece a small piece but its somthing that can be used. |
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should be the opposite in taking me more seriously in the answers i have provided and my involvement... i get "paid" by the current members and great sponsors of ASACP. http://www.asacp.org/members.php these companies all acknowledge the time and effort i put in, well beyond what i am "paid" to do. if you were a contributing member to ASACP, you would understand, but since you are not, you really don't have much say as to where and how the money is spent then.... Should ASACP receive funding from .XXX, it will go to other resources. So if ASACP hires a new assistant, you going to shame that person because their salary was paid in part by .XXX money? As i already stated, my "funding" comes from existing member/sponsor $$$, and EVEN IF, .XXX money was used to subsidize the effort, you expect me to stop my contract because you feel the money is "dirty"?? Shall i point out the hypocrasy in accepting affiliate commissions from sponsors that shave? You and i agree on many big important issues (like 99%)... on this one, you have it wrong, but history will decide that.. for now, i do the good work that i do for the mission of ASACP.... and i oppose .XXX Fight the 1% |
.xxx is not blood money unless its resources are purely squandered to line pockets.
Organisations that are supposed to help this industry just stepped away more or less. Except AsACP. Which I guess there positions has been clarified. NO DEFENSE LOBBY or Warchest. |
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1) IFFOR is a non profit created to essentially rule over all the .XXX owners. ICM is a for-profit organization that handles the technical part of adminstering domains. Both companies are linked together intricately. 2) because those industry players that gave their support 2-4 years ago, probably never really thought this would ever happen, and more importantly.. with 2257 now a realization, and people can now see how 2257 can be used to regulate/shutdown the industry, its not so far stretch to see how .XXX can do the same, should 2257 have its legs knocked out like COPA. It's a different time now with 2257 being real, and some of those that gave their support, are probably thinking they made a mistake. You do know some of the "shadow men", you just don't realize it i guess. During the comment period a year ago, i posted many .XXX threads on GFY, especially for people to make their comments. Posters like VirtuMike and I made our public stand against .XXX. http://forum.icann.org/lists/stld-rf...ads.html#00053 (mine has subject line of .XXX exposed) Fight the Darkness! |
Well what do you think FTP?
What do you think about .xxx funding a warchest. Don't you see the beauty in that? I do. Now I wonder why it was refused. For 2 years now I have wondered why the concept was not taken seriously. |
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You missed the part where ICM Registry has created a fund of $250K to be used in the fight against any congressional law to make .xxx mandatory. they have a hot-shot 1st amendment attorney in DC that doesn't think .XXX could ever be made into law.... and i believe that to be true... who needs congress... when you can get VISA to force you to use .XXX directory lists like yahoo or google could REQUIRE that adult content be only on .XXX and use keyword filtering to remove .COM adult sites. there are many private sector ways to force .XXX and lastly, .XXX could have a requirement that forces you to give up use of .COM call it a conspiracy theory, but when it happens, you can thank Cleo, since she told me about it. Fight the Psychic Friends! |
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ASACP is either proud of their association and history with online adult or their not. It IS that simple. Perhaps quarterly press releases to everyone under the sun highlighting the amount of leads provided. Perhaps a more vocal presense in the media. As of Late I get the impression that someone at ASACP feels like they are walking a fine line. YOUR NOT! you do what you do. It is that simple, and assuming the statements by FTP are true your track record of leads to NCMEC would indicate you MUST be taken seriously. If you are doing the things you claim to be doing, then stop acting like the unorganized new kid who would rather blend in. Make a statement, stand up for your organization. This NFP org has been in large part been funded by our industry. Funding has been provided because the people involved believe it is the right thing to do with no strings attached. However, one would hope that ASACP would remember and not be embarrassed by the very industry that has shown support for them. STAND UP AND BE COUNTED ASACP |
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it is funding warchest... various organizations will be applying for grants. wiredsafety.org supports .XXX but their reason is really to contain the adult space and eventually have it squeezed out of existance. there are several child protection groups that will be receiving funding from IFFOR, ASACP is just one of them. But IFFOR is getting only a small percentage of the overall .XXX pie. the shareholders and deals made with ICM by various industry people are the ones that will really be making the money. Fight the things that make you go hmmmmmmm! |
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You know what Im talking about if you read all of my posts .They have done great work and it shows well for the adult industry when it was adult sites against cp . Can you see that? It showed that the industry in a positive light. It was the industry that funded them.Adult sites Also the change from cp to child protection those are two very different things.Can you see that? Every group that wants to get rid of porn uses protect the children as the reason . Will Asacp be part of that? |
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I hope thats not all true. 10% to Iffor is big, it can still be used. |
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