Back in Porn after 6 years, things have changed!

Ronzo · 2007-09-01, 03:28 PM

I may be totally off base with this comment, but one of the significant changes that's taken place in this business while you were gone is all that encompasses the 2257 issue. Because of this, it seems most diligent web builders are placing any and all explicit content after their warning page... this includes ads. You've got a fairly explicit graphic on your "warning" page that a surfer actually encounters before they see your "adult content disclaimer". Seems to me this appears as an "after the fact" thing that suggests an air of irresponsibility. I'm not saying it could or would be the source of a problem. But, from a "professional" standpoint, it just might look better to keep the explicit stuff either below or inside the warning page.

2007-09-01, 03:28 PM	#12
Ronzo WHO IS FONZY!?! Don't they teach you anything at school? Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 40	I may be totally off base with this comment, but one of the significant changes that's taken place in this business while you were gone is all that encompasses the 2257 issue. Because of this, it seems most diligent web builders are placing any and all explicit content after their warning page... this includes ads. You've got a fairly explicit graphic on your "warning" page that a surfer actually encounters before they see your "adult content disclaimer". Seems to me this appears as an "after the fact" thing that suggests an air of irresponsibility. I'm not saying it could or would be the source of a problem. But, from a "professional" standpoint, it just might look better to keep the explicit stuff either below or inside the warning page.