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Mizz B · 2009-07-09, 09:11 PM

Recently had a discussion with a friend who's developing a paysite, which has semi-hardcore images on the first page of the tour. When I suggested that he should include a warning page he pointed out that a lot of pay sites no longer use them: twistys.com, for example, and free sites like sextube.com and many others go directly to the hard stuff.

I was always under the impression that if you used penetration images on tour page one, there should be a warning page, but I've been looking around and see that it's no longer de rigueur.

What's the standard? Are warning pages now just a 'courtesy thing' with nothing to do with possible legal repurcussions? Or is this something my friend should be taking up with a lawyer?

Comments appreciated, particularly from those of you who run paysites.

2009-07-09, 09:11 PM	#1
Mizz B Lord help me, I'm just not that bright Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: West Coast, Canada Posts: 102	Warning pages on pay sites Recently had a discussion with a friend who's developing a paysite, which has semi-hardcore images on the first page of the tour. When I suggested that he should include a warning page he pointed out that a lot of pay sites no longer use them: twistys.com, for example, and free sites like sextube.com and many others go directly to the hard stuff. I was always under the impression that if you used penetration images on tour page one, there should be a warning page, but I've been looking around and see that it's no longer de rigueur. What's the standard? Are warning pages now just a 'courtesy thing' with nothing to do with possible legal repurcussions? Or is this something my friend should be taking up with a lawyer? Comments appreciated, particularly from those of you who run paysites.