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It is not even about right or wrong. Well maybe it is the right thing to do but the by-product is when your ass is on the carpet, you can say "I did everything in my power to let your child know that I did not want him in my site. Now go take some parenting classes"
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Yes, but there are a million things which do far more damage to children than the evil and sinister world of online porn. It's similar to the drug war on cannabis, not one fatality has EVER been attributed to it, yet they put people in prison for long terms for it, some of whom won't get out of prison until cars hover like the jetsons.
Wht I was saying is that it will never be enough. Even if the industry mandates warning pages and such, what will be next? and so on.
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Send Useless Warrior and me to lobby for you. We do tend to speak our minds. Once we call 535 politicians cocksuckers, you will all be out of business.
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If you were actually sent to lobby what would be your first plan of action? Seriously.
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Concessions? I honestly can't think of anything that has been put into place where legit online webmasters had to change their sites, including the new 2257, which is not yet a law.
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I stand corrected, I guess I was wrong.
Greenguy, are you confident that if we did mandate the warning pages that it would stop them from asking for more? If so, then I think it's a great idea, and Hopefully you're right.