Here's another one to review

[Halfdeck]

Hi Briskit,

http://www.4hotxxx.com/sweet-shaved-lesbians

Your 2257 should be linked to a separate 2257 page.

Gain full & unlimited access to these
and tons of other freebies!!! -- imo that's a blind link. Squeeze a sponsor name in there.

Also it says "freebies" but I don't really see anything free about that paysite, so some reviews can see it as misleading text.

Your exit link should go to a non-adult sponsor, not google.

You repeat "unlimited access" 3 times on the page, which SE might like but from surfers pov, I associate unlimited access for e.g. dvd download sites that lets you download whatever without DRM protection, instead of like AEBN VOD where you pay per movie or some other sites where the movies die once you cancel.

http://www.4hotxxx.com/sweet-shaved-lesbians/main.html

"Click here for more hot fucking lesbian love!" might be a *little* blind.

The site is too bright for my eyes and could be spiced up a bit visually, but overall I don't see huge problems with the site

[LowryBigwood]

Originally Posted by Halfdeck

Hi Briskit,

http://www.4hotxxx.com/sweet-shaved-lesbians

Your 2257 should be linked to a separate 2257 page.

That is kind of a grey area, I never link my 2257 statement to a seperate page, and don't seem to have many problems getting listed because of it.

That being said, if your sponsor content provider has a 2257 page for their content, I don't think it would hurt to link to it.

[Greenguy]

I'm not a lawyer but I do know that having this on your page does not cover you:

All models on this site are over 18 years of age.
All images on this free porn site are in compliance with the 18 U.S.C.2257 Us Federal Law

You have to have the address where the documents are online someplace - it doesn't have to be linked, you can just have the unlinked URL on there - but the address is required none-the-less.

[LowryBigwood]

Originally Posted by Greenguy

I'm not a lawyer but I do know that having this on your page does not cover you:



You have to have the address where the documents are online someplace - it doesn't have to be linked, you can just have the unlinked URL on there - but the address is required none-the-less.

What about having a statement under it saying something like, content provided by 'paysite name'? Do you need an actual physcial address location?

[MadMax]

Originally Posted by LowryBigwood

That is kind of a grey area, I never link my 2257 statement to a seperate page, and don't seem to have many problems getting listed because of it.

That being said, if your sponsor content provider has a 2257 page for their content, I don't think it would hurt to link to it.

I don't need spiders reading my 2257 pages, so I just put the full URL in text without a link...hasn't hurt me at all getting sites listed.

In fact, I think someone here at the board first suggested that to me.