This whole directnic locking down a domain thing

[Useless]

Let me get this right:
U.S. Department of Justice wanting secondary producers to have documents = BAD.
Domain registrar with no legal authority demanding model documents = OK.

I'm not defending the schmuck whose TGP got shut down, but this topic isn't that simple.

[tickler]

Originally Posted by Useless Warrior

Let me get this right:
U.S. Department of Justice wanting secondary producers to have documents = BAD.
Domain registrar with no legal authority demanding model documents = OK.

Maybe it's the DOJs way of backdooring the 2257 injunction by applying a little pressure on government regulated companies, or an example of forced government regulating similar to the thread here about illegal images.
http://www.greenguysboard.com/board/...ad.php?t=36809

I guess the bottom line is how far companies without the legal authority can be allowed use business relationships to interfer with porn that the DOJ can't.
Banks vs ARS & Vivid
DN vs Slick

[ladydesigner]

I hadn't heard about this until just now when I came across this thread. Without knowing all the details, I'm just gonna say that all my domains are (and have been for many years) registered with Directnic. If they (DN) where trying to step up and take care of a reported cp site, then good for them! My sites will stay where they are.

[spazlabz]

Originally Posted by Useless Warrior

Let me get this right:
U.S. Department of Justice wanting secondary producers to have documents = BAD.
Domain registrar with no legal authority demanding model documents = OK.

I'm not defending the schmuck whose TGP got shut down, but this topic isn't that simple.

I tried, but found that I could not possibly agree with you more


spaz