content question and 2257

WarBot · 2006-08-16, 11:09 PM

Your license was probably (99.9% likely) a lifetime license. So youre still licensed to use it. The problem you might have is that sometimes you are only licensed to use it on X number of domains and those domains must be on record with the content provider. Some content providers let you use it on unlimited domains, others dont.

I dont understand all the new 2257 stuff or who needs to keep what records. I just decided to always have a warning page before any nudity and use icra warning labels. I also decided not to use any hardcore recently, just to be on the safe side.

But the new 2257 laws are United States laws. You arent legally required to comply but most sponsors have added rules to their TOS that say you must do certain things or you can have your accounts deleted. I think having a 2257 page (of some sort), and having a warning page before the content will get you in compliance with most sponsors.

2006-08-16, 11:09 PM	#2
WarBot If something goes wrong at the plant, blame the guy who can't speak English Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 306	Your license was probably (99.9% likely) a lifetime license. So youre still licensed to use it. The problem you might have is that sometimes you are only licensed to use it on X number of domains and those domains must be on record with the content provider. Some content providers let you use it on unlimited domains, others dont. I dont understand all the new 2257 stuff or who needs to keep what records. I just decided to always have a warning page before any nudity and use icra warning labels. I also decided not to use any hardcore recently, just to be on the safe side. But the new 2257 laws are United States laws. You arent legally required to comply but most sponsors have added rules to their TOS that say you must do certain things or you can have your accounts deleted. I think having a 2257 page (of some sort), and having a warning page before the content will get you in compliance with most sponsors.