Fucking NUTTER Thinks My Site Is Real!! (ideas??)

[Mr. Blue]

Originally Posted by ABitDifferent

Yes I am cracked

Some of you may no me already from cozycampus r fhgstore forums, others I am new to however I am not new bdsm or bdsm websites.

Actually I post at CC and do know your posts and you never seemed cracked but there's always a first time for everything

To post content provided by a site that is 2257 compliant does not make your site complaint it makes you site a secondary producer. As as secondary producer you also need the documents. You are breaking the law. Period.

I'll be the first to correct you here...she's not breaking the law at all. You see where she's from? England...see 2257 is an American law, not a world law, so you're completely WRONG and out of line when you suggest she's breaking the law.

Second what your site is doing, whether its for personal or commercial purposes is promoting abuse to those who are serious about bdsm. Do you not realize people actually live his lifestyle? You tink its all models and horny guys? You don't use alt.com or collarme.com do you? TONS of people are serious about it. Master/slave relationships exist.

You'll find that 99% of most adult blogs are more fantasy mixed with a nice dose of advertising. People that are into BSDM will know which sites are legit and which aren't...I think you're naive to the fact that most of adult blogging is mere fantasy than anything based in reality.

As for making a profit from alt.com, etc, and selling other products...welcome to adult webmastering 101.

One thing I would like to add...you don't have to link to her site and you can write your blog articles about her site, but you're probably not doing yourself any good in a business sense right now. Adult webmasters, more than any other group, rely heavily on a persons reputation.

Honestly the way I would have handled it...if you're a master and really believe in this stuff, I would have just dropped links with her, but I wouldn't have posted an article about her...just a bad business move.