RavenMaster
16-06-2005, 01:42
segundo um artigo da CNN, são debatidos vários pontos de vista:
The ".xxx" domain "legitimizes this group, and it gives false hope to parents," said Patrick Trueman, senior legal counsel at the Family Research Council and a former Justice Department official in charge of obscenity prosecutions.
The adult entertainment industry is also hardly behind ".xxx" as a group. Many of its webmasters consider the domain "the first step toward driving the adult Internet into a ghetto very much like zoning laws have driven adult stores into the outskirts," said Mark Kernes, senior editor at the trade monthly Adult Video News.
ICM insists it would fight any government efforts to compel its use by adult Web sites, but the existence of ".xxx" would certainly make the prospect easier....
Anti-porn activist Donna Rice Hughes, however, remains unconvinced.
"They are not going to give up their '.com' addresses," she said of porn sites. "It doesn't take a brain surgeon to figure that one out....
full (http://www.cnn.com/2005/TECH/internet/06/13/internet.porn.ap/index.html)
para mim a unica principal diferença será ao nível de bloqueio deste tipo de "terminações" a menores por exemplo mas será que os WebMasters irão respeitar a regra do dominio ou como Donna Rice diz ninguém vai deixar os seus dominios .com ?
The ".xxx" domain "legitimizes this group, and it gives false hope to parents," said Patrick Trueman, senior legal counsel at the Family Research Council and a former Justice Department official in charge of obscenity prosecutions.
The adult entertainment industry is also hardly behind ".xxx" as a group. Many of its webmasters consider the domain "the first step toward driving the adult Internet into a ghetto very much like zoning laws have driven adult stores into the outskirts," said Mark Kernes, senior editor at the trade monthly Adult Video News.
ICM insists it would fight any government efforts to compel its use by adult Web sites, but the existence of ".xxx" would certainly make the prospect easier....
Anti-porn activist Donna Rice Hughes, however, remains unconvinced.
"They are not going to give up their '.com' addresses," she said of porn sites. "It doesn't take a brain surgeon to figure that one out....
full (http://www.cnn.com/2005/TECH/internet/06/13/internet.porn.ap/index.html)
para mim a unica principal diferença será ao nível de bloqueio deste tipo de "terminações" a menores por exemplo mas será que os WebMasters irão respeitar a regra do dominio ou como Donna Rice diz ninguém vai deixar os seus dominios .com ?