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Barron, doesn't matter what the entry point is. The DOJ clearly stated they want a 2257 disclosure ON THE ROOT OF THE DOMAIN (and the root of any third level sub-domains). They specifically said that the root of the domain covers subfolders.
Now, it would not HURT to have all of those subfolders link to the single 2257 document (rather than having seperate declarations for each one), but there appears to be no legal requirement (I quoted them earlier in the thread on this subject).
We have the same thing when it comes ot driving, and you would be a fool to think these 2257 things are anything but a way to trip people up, and to nail them for other non-related offenses (such as pirated software, movie files, of whatever other signs of a felony they find during the normal course of inspection.
Make all the 2257 declarations you want, but the DOJ has told you IN AS MANY WORDS exactly what you need. For me, a gallery or subfolder site isn't a major entry, it's a minor reference inside a site. Otherwise, technically, ALL folders, ALL html files are potentially an entry point.
Alex
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