Warning page

[glowlite]

Don't take my post as personel MrYum. That was not my intention and if you felt that it was I sincerely apologize.

And yes, supervision and browser filters need to be implemented in every household it applies to. Filtering has 2 edges like any other sword. It's our 1st choice because there is no 2nd choice. Most filtering also causes the loss (indirectly) of web sites that are not harmful. That makes it tough for kids to use the internet as an effective educational tool.

And yes, the warning/landing/splash page is critical. If you can't reach out and grab the surfer with 'above the fold' (@800x600) 'hooks' then they are lost and gone forever.

Again, no offense intended MrYum

later ............ Larry

[glowlite]

I don't think there should be any obscene visuals wishmaster. The "Warning" pages we do are very 'plain Jane' and non-descript in nature. Some LLs are very firm on not showing visual obscenities and others don't seem to care one way or another. Let your personel constitution be your guide I guess!

By the way. If you look at one of the sites you listed for us MrYum you'll see that we have similar thoughts, in theory anyway.

www[dot]grrl-porn.com/free/bj-race-a/index.html

[MrYum]

No offense was taken by your post Larry...not at all. If my response came across that way, my turn to apologize

The subject of warning pages comes up from time to time. I know many link sites don't mind hardcore on the page...some do...I'm in the latter group for reasons previously mentioned. For now, this is the model we use...that very well may change at some point in the future. But, at least we can try to show some modicum of responsibility with the current model...jmho of course

I remember that site! Chuckled when I saw it...nice to see someone going a bit outside the box...while still remaining true to the rules