New ASACP Website Label Goes Live at RTAlabel.org

[ecchi]

Only just glanced at the site, but it seems to me a good idea for one big reason. Many of my sites are not the standard 'throw up twenty pics and leave it alone' sites, but sites that are occasionally updated (sort of like an adult blog, but not quite the same). What is on the site changes, and the ICRA tag either has to be changed regularly or becomes incorrect. So in the past I have not bothered with it (and not being a US citizen I do not have to worry about this law). But I do at least have the decency to feel guilty about this. With the RTA tag I do not have this problem, so I have no excuse not to add the tags.

[Altheon]

I never liked how ICRA made you use their script to generate the code. I saw that as a centralized list of adult sites. And for that reason I stopped tagging my sites. If ASACP has a tag that I can just plug in to my pages all the better. No centralized registration, no cumbersome forms.

What would be really cool would be something we could put in our .htaccess so everything governed by that .htaccess file would be labeled as adult.

-A

[ecchi]

Originally Posted by Altheon

What would be really cool would be something we could put in our .htaccess so everything governed by that .htaccess file would be labeled as adult.

I second that.

[RedCherry]

I've started using it, and I have a question on free sites. If I put a link to this page: http://www.rtalabel.org/parents.php with the link "Parents, learn how to block minors from accessing adult content at the RTA website", in small text with my copyright/2257 text on my index page is that ok? Don't want it to count as one of my index page links. I want to see more parents learning how to filter sites, I told a lot of people on my recent trip how much I feel that parents need to take responsibility for what their children have access to on the internet.