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Tommy - thats exactly right - thats why the industry has never really contested the whole 2257 concept - it pretty much gives what we do a legitimate base by defining internet porn and seperating it from obscenity (which is illegal but like posted above is hard to define and prosecute). There have been cases of actual illegal obscenity prosecuted but they normally are in cases where an adult store violates a local ordinance and the locals use that to shut it down.
Hopefully the people that are following the 2257 case presently understand that the concept of 2257 has to stay around for the primary producers - as this is what has protected us in the past - and they dont go trying to get the whole thing thrown out.
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