"Political Influence of Adult Sites" and "Free Speech Coalition" pressure.

Bill · 2006-01-30, 02:51 PM

The big problem that occurs to me with the "position statement" is this:

Who hosts it? Who is willing to be the public figure representing adult webmasters in general?

This is one argument for having something that is posting on hundreds of individual domains, rather than a centralized statement.

But, a centralized statement is more likley to be taken seriously, to be found by many many surfers, and to be repeated, to become a meme.

This same "public figure" problem affects dealing with the FSC and all other attempts to gain some type of political power and influence.

The only 'public figure' I expect we could all agree on here is Greenguy. But that would be a tough job to try to foist on a nice guy.

Connor Young seems to be the other alternative.

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2006-01-30, 02:51 PM	#8
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	The big problem that occurs to me with the "position statement" is this: Who hosts it? Who is willing to be the public figure representing adult webmasters in general? This is one argument for having something that is posting on hundreds of individual domains, rather than a centralized statement. But, a centralized statement is more likley to be taken seriously, to be found by many many surfers, and to be repeated, to become a meme. This same "public figure" problem affects dealing with the FSC and all other attempts to gain some type of political power and influence. The only 'public figure' I expect we could all agree on here is Greenguy. But that would be a tough job to try to foist on a nice guy. Connor Young seems to be the other alternative.