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View Poll Results: What internet content label do you think should be the standard and promoted as such? | |||
ICRA label (or another existing system) |
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8 | 10.67% |
A simple <content="adult"> meta tag |
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45 | 60.00% |
A more complex tag with varying content levels but still one that is just inserted in the html (much like current TV or MPA ratings) |
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11 | 14.67% |
A meta label combined with V-chip type system |
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5 | 6.67% |
No label |
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6 | 8.00% |
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Selling porn allows me to stay in a constant state of Bliss - ain't that a trip!
Join Date: Apr 2003
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Who is the money behind Cambria? Who is paying for this press? Who are these people? And why do they appear to be selling out the online sector? What do they want, and what are they trying to protect by offering up the onliners as the scapegoat sacrifice for the neo-cons? I guess I've only really started to ask these critical questions myself. Who is the Adult Freedom Foundation? What is their history? Who is Cambria working for? How are they operating? |
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