Seems ASACP has a new agenda

RawAlex · 2005-12-08, 10:37 PM

I think that the world got the internet backwards. The internet is like normal every day life.

In the real world, parents are responsible (in theory) not to have their children out late, going to bars, strip clubs, and picking up hookers. The internet is no different. Attempting to apply a "broadcast regulation" to the internet is not going to work.

For my money, the assumption should be made that the internet as a whole is 18+ environment. ADULTS ONLY. Sites that want to be child safe can register, get checked, and become child safe.

Think about it. Every blog, every news site, every... well, almost whatever except disney MIGHT have material not suitable for minors of one sort or another. Attempting to register and block off 95% of the sites is a pointless exercise when the burden could be put on the few child safe sites to work out a way to make themselves flagged as "acceptable".

The internet would be a much better place if the collective governments would just leave us the fuck alone.

Alex

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2005-12-08, 10:37 PM	#24
RawAlex Took the hint. Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 5,597	I think that the world got the internet backwards. The internet is like normal every day life. In the real world, parents are responsible (in theory) not to have their children out late, going to bars, strip clubs, and picking up hookers. The internet is no different. Attempting to apply a "broadcast regulation" to the internet is not going to work. For my money, the assumption should be made that the internet as a whole is 18+ environment. ADULTS ONLY. Sites that want to be child safe can register, get checked, and become child safe. Think about it. Every blog, every news site, every... well, almost whatever except disney MIGHT have material not suitable for minors of one sort or another. Attempting to register and block off 95% of the sites is a pointless exercise when the burden could be put on the few child safe sites to work out a way to make themselves flagged as "acceptable". The internet would be a much better place if the collective governments would just leave us the fuck alone. Alex