federal felony for Webmasters to use innocent words like "Barbie" or "Furby"

SirMoby · 2006-07-26, 07:01 PM

I quit using words such as toy when I noticed an adult toy store had the # 3 Google spot. However, there are still many words used to describe things that could easily be taken out of context such as sweet, girlfriend, babe, skirt, cute, furry ....

How do you even mention starlets (as mentioned above) with names like Barbie, Lords or Candy?

I want to read the exact law first. If it's clear that intent has to be part of it then I'm all for it. I don't want kids poking around my sites but I'd hate to get busted for promoting a starlet that has chosen a bad name. I've never really liked the idea of the choosing names like Bambi and Candy any way.

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2006-07-26, 07:01 PM	#22
SirMoby Jim? I heard he's a dirty pornographer. Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Washington, DC Posts: 2,706	I quit using words such as toy when I noticed an adult toy store had the # 3 Google spot. However, there are still many words used to describe things that could easily be taken out of context such as sweet, girlfriend, babe, skirt, cute, furry .... How do you even mention starlets (as mentioned above) with names like Barbie, Lords or Candy? I want to read the exact law first. If it's clear that intent has to be part of it then I'm all for it. I don't want kids poking around my sites but I'd hate to get busted for promoting a starlet that has chosen a bad name. I've never really liked the idea of the choosing names like Bambi and Candy any way.