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Mr. Blue · 2005-06-11, 02:29 PM

I like the idea, but I instantly thought of a quote that grandmascrotum posted on the boards:

"I've heard it said that trying to organise adult webmasters is like herding cats."

It would be a great idea if we could get a little unity and move as a group in certain directions. Someone mentioned a webmaster guild, well, a Webmaster Union would probably work. Small membership fees, all webmasters pay into it, and collectively you have one voice that can argue things like 2257. We get our own lawyers, etc, etc.

Honestly, it would be hard to organize, but I think you would be amazed how easy it would be to get people to join and pay a reasonable yearly due. TGP's, LinkLists, etc, the two of the main arteries for traffic in the adult industry makes a small mandatory rule...have to be in the union to submit.

Also, with this Union you could plan actions like strikes, 404'ing, etc.

2005-06-11, 02:29 PM	#11
Mr. Blue Searching for Jimmy Hoffa Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Long Island, NY Posts: 771	I like the idea, but I instantly thought of a quote that grandmascrotum posted on the boards: "I've heard it said that trying to organise adult webmasters is like herding cats." It would be a great idea if we could get a little unity and move as a group in certain directions. Someone mentioned a webmaster guild, well, a Webmaster Union would probably work. Small membership fees, all webmasters pay into it, and collectively you have one voice that can argue things like 2257. We get our own lawyers, etc, etc. Honestly, it would be hard to organize, but I think you would be amazed how easy it would be to get people to join and pay a reasonable yearly due. TGP's, LinkLists, etc, the two of the main arteries for traffic in the adult industry makes a small mandatory rule...have to be in the union to submit. Also, with this Union you could plan actions like strikes, 404'ing, etc.