A sad day for adult

RawAlex · 2005-12-09, 02:49 PM

Gonzo, you are very correct. The "bad old days" of the BBS world was fraught with these sorts of dangers. The desire to ship images by floppy disk rather than super slow download speeds was high, and the marketability of the product was high as well.

Sadly, most people at that time (and I suspect, still to this day) are not aware of the implications of mailing their adult product to their customers. The question of obscenity here may have little to do with the world wide web, and everything to do with the same theories and principals that were in play in 1994.

Alex

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2005-12-09, 02:49 PM	#12
RawAlex Took the hint. Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 5,597	Gonzo, you are very correct. The "bad old days" of the BBS world was fraught with these sorts of dangers. The desire to ship images by floppy disk rather than super slow download speeds was high, and the marketability of the product was high as well. Sadly, most people at that time (and I suspect, still to this day) are not aware of the implications of mailing their adult product to their customers. The question of obscenity here may have little to do with the world wide web, and everything to do with the same theories and principals that were in play in 1994. Alex