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Bill · 2006-01-28, 03:26 AM

This page talks about an interesting article about 'trustmarks', ICRA, browsers, and search engines...

http://www.seroundtable.com/archives/003204.html

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From the interview:

"Do you think that the search engines will start actively looking for trustmarks? Might this impact on search results, rendering trustmarks obligatory? "

Paul's response:

"They will actively look for trustmarks. As I said earlier, browsers are falling over themselves to be the first to support content rating and quality labelling.

We’re also meeting with the leading search engines in the US this week. "
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I personally don't like ICRA, but it's possible it will become more significant.

I still think a simple meta tag, that could be put on every page, that didn't require a third party, that told every browser this was adults only porn page and that redirected requests from all non adult browsers, is the best solution.

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2006-01-28, 03:26 AM	#11
Bill Selling porn allows me to stay in a constant state of Bliss - ain't that a trip! Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 3,914	This page talks about an interesting article about 'trustmarks', ICRA, browsers, and search engines... http://www.seroundtable.com/archives/003204.html --------------- From the interview: "Do you think that the search engines will start actively looking for trustmarks? Might this impact on search results, rendering trustmarks obligatory? " Paul's response: "They will actively look for trustmarks. As I said earlier, browsers are falling over themselves to be the first to support content rating and quality labelling. We’re also meeting with the leading search engines in the US this week. " ------------------ I personally don't like ICRA, but it's possible it will become more significant. I still think a simple meta tag, that could be put on every page, that didn't require a third party, that told every browser this was adults only porn page and that redirected requests from all non adult browsers, is the best solution.