Sex Reloaded Introduces Parent Friendly Internet

jedd · 2006-02-07, 03:06 PM

Source: Treasure Coast Media
By: Company Press Release

(LOS ANGELES, CA) -- In response to recent National Committee meetings and in an effort to further the values of responsible free speech, Sex Reloaded adds parent friendly pages to all of their disclaimer and age verification pages.

“I strongly believe in our rights to express ourselves in adult,” states owner and CEO of Sex Reloaded, Victoria Givens. “I believe in the rights of adults to view what they choose in the privacy of their homes. I also believe in the rights of parents in America to protect their children from viewing what they feel may be harmful to them, whatever that may be, and to raise their children the way they choose.”

The balance between the two was simple before the Internet. Back when adults could only view such material in an adult video store, magazines covered in plastic warning labels, and on DVD in the privacy of their bedrooms. Anyone purchasing adult material in a store had to have proper ID to even get inside. Minors still managed to get adult materials somehow but it was a lot harder to obtain and harder to hide from their parents before the Internet.

Today, parents buy home computers for their children and in most cases, the children are much more computer savvy than the parents. All home computers come with parental controls. The problem is, most parents don’t have any idea how to set those controls. If they did, there wouldn’t be a problem keeping their kids out of sites they feel may be harmful.

In an unprecedented move, the folks at Sex Reloaded have added links to all of their disclaimer and age verification index pages that will give “Parents & Pissed Off Wives” step-by-step instructions on exactly how to set the parental controls on the new computer they just bought Junior and Pumpkin.

“We don’t expect parents that aren’t interested in porn to go to adult sites to learn how to protect their children,” says Givens. “This is why we have created the Parent Friendly pages that do not include any explicit images. What I think we should expect however, and the Government should expect, is for parents not only be interested in what their children are viewing, but to take parental action as they would when their child wants to view the R-rated and Mature Rated programming on the television set in their living room.”

“Just as concerned parents can set the parental controls on the television, they can do the same with the home computer. If they see their children have been to one of our sites, they at least will have the information and know-how to block any future viewing of adult on that computer.”

What is interesting is the fact that sites dedicated to protecting our children from on-line porn, have no links or instructions to parents on how to set parental controls on their home computers. The COPA Commission’s own web site does not have this information. Neither does the Advisory Committee to the Congressional Internet Caucus’ web site.

“I did find some Special Interest Group sites that told parents what they should do to protect their children and even their husbands against on-line porn,” add Givens, “but what they didn’t tell them was HOW to do it. I researched most of the popular Government, private special interest groups, and religious groups joining the cause, and not one had step-by-step instructions on how parents set the parental controls on their computers.

I would think that that if they took a fraction of the money they raised in their fund-raisers for the cause and spent it on public service announcements teaching computer-illiterate parents or wives how to set these controls, we wouldn’t have such a problem after all. They could then take the rest of that money and, I don’t know…maybe find out why America has more people in prisons and jails than in all other countries in the world combined?”

For more information on setting your child’s parental controls, visit www.sexreloaded.com or contact victoria@victoriagivens.com

Bill · 2006-02-07, 03:19 PM

Cool. Excellent. Beautiful.

Thats got a lot of potential.

And something like that should be part of whatever "webmaster position statement" thing we eventually come up with.

And again - cool!

jedd · 2006-02-07, 03:59 PM

Yeah, I'm surprised the "gubment" hasn't spent a little money doing something like this instead of going on a witch hunt!

MrYum · 2006-02-07, 05:48 PM

WOW!

Very nicely done

It is amazing with all the hoopla about 'protecting kids'...not a single one of the sites referenced had the information of how to do so

2006-02-07, 03:06 PM	#1
jedd Aw, Dad, you've done a lot of great things, but you're a very old man, and old people are useless Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 24	Sex Reloaded Introduces Parent Friendly Internet Source: Treasure Coast Media By: Company Press Release (LOS ANGELES, CA) -- In response to recent National Committee meetings and in an effort to further the values of responsible free speech, Sex Reloaded adds parent friendly pages to all of their disclaimer and age verification pages. “I strongly believe in our rights to express ourselves in adult,” states owner and CEO of Sex Reloaded, Victoria Givens. “I believe in the rights of adults to view what they choose in the privacy of their homes. I also believe in the rights of parents in America to protect their children from viewing what they feel may be harmful to them, whatever that may be, and to raise their children the way they choose.” The balance between the two was simple before the Internet. Back when adults could only view such material in an adult video store, magazines covered in plastic warning labels, and on DVD in the privacy of their bedrooms. Anyone purchasing adult material in a store had to have proper ID to even get inside. Minors still managed to get adult materials somehow but it was a lot harder to obtain and harder to hide from their parents before the Internet. Today, parents buy home computers for their children and in most cases, the children are much more computer savvy than the parents. All home computers come with parental controls. The problem is, most parents don’t have any idea how to set those controls. If they did, there wouldn’t be a problem keeping their kids out of sites they feel may be harmful. In an unprecedented move, the folks at Sex Reloaded have added links to all of their disclaimer and age verification index pages that will give “Parents & Pissed Off Wives” step-by-step instructions on exactly how to set the parental controls on the new computer they just bought Junior and Pumpkin. “We don’t expect parents that aren’t interested in porn to go to adult sites to learn how to protect their children,” says Givens. “This is why we have created the Parent Friendly pages that do not include any explicit images. What I think we should expect however, and the Government should expect, is for parents not only be interested in what their children are viewing, but to take parental action as they would when their child wants to view the R-rated and Mature Rated programming on the television set in their living room.” “Just as concerned parents can set the parental controls on the television, they can do the same with the home computer. If they see their children have been to one of our sites, they at least will have the information and know-how to block any future viewing of adult on that computer.” What is interesting is the fact that sites dedicated to protecting our children from on-line porn, have no links or instructions to parents on how to set parental controls on their home computers. The COPA Commission’s own web site does not have this information. Neither does the Advisory Committee to the Congressional Internet Caucus’ web site. “I did find some Special Interest Group sites that told parents what they should do to protect their children and even their husbands against on-line porn,” add Givens, “but what they didn’t tell them was HOW to do it. I researched most of the popular Government, private special interest groups, and religious groups joining the cause, and not one had step-by-step instructions on how parents set the parental controls on their computers. I would think that that if they took a fraction of the money they raised in their fund-raisers for the cause and spent it on public service announcements teaching computer-illiterate parents or wives how to set these controls, we wouldn’t have such a problem after all. They could then take the rest of that money and, I don’t know…maybe find out why America has more people in prisons and jails than in all other countries in the world combined?” For more information on setting your child’s parental controls, visit www.sexreloaded.com or contact victoria@victoriagivens.com

2006-02-07, 05:48 PM	#4
MrYum Arghhhh...submit yer sites ya ruddy swabs! Join Date: May 2004 Location: Sunny Florida! Posts: 5,108	WOW! Very nicely done It is amazing with all the hoopla about 'protecting kids'...not a single one of the sites referenced had the information of how to do so __________________ Porno Flixxx Submissions SOTI Site Submissions Free Porn Resource Submissions

2006-02-07, 03:19 PM	#2
Bill Selling porn allows me to stay in a constant state of Bliss - ain't that a trip! Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 3,914	Cool. Excellent. Beautiful. Thats got a lot of potential. And something like that should be part of whatever "webmaster position statement" thing we eventually come up with. And again - cool!

2006-02-07, 03:59 PM	#3
jedd Aw, Dad, you've done a lot of great things, but you're a very old man, and old people are useless Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 24	Yeah, I'm surprised the "gubment" hasn't spent a little money doing something like this instead of going on a witch hunt!