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Speaking of Ofcom, here’s a handy list of words you should avoid using.

https://youtu.be/W8-2yKvVIEE?si=yaFT97FklpRkUhTq

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:D

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I did not know some of them, i need to work out when to use them :D

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Call to strengthen the laws against mysoginistic porn designed to humiliate women, such as incest porn:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0028bnl

The first episode of this series from last night showed how one of the most vile paedophile predators operated.

He evaded capture by the use of various methods to anonymise his identity, including encryotion.

As well as sexual acts, he forced little girls to lick the toilet rim, hurt themselves, write derogatory remarks on their bodies etc, so please be prepared for this should you decide to watch it:

https://www.channel5.com/show/prime-...matthew-falder

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There are always "calls" from someone to do "something" about something.
Other than going over the same thing again and again, whats your point exactly ?

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It's a discussion about strengthening the Online Safety Act.

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Is it a discussion or just mostly you posting links and giving your opinion? And not likely when others disagree.

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It's a discussion on Radio 4. I'm afraid I have no idea what your second sentence means.

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Guess it shows that some people brains corrects what it sees "liking" it's what I read.

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That's what I meant. Was too late to edit once I noticed it. My phone likes to autocorrect and make suggestions sometimes.

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Oboy do I know what you mean happens all the time to me:p:

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I have no issues with discussing any subject with anyone, as long as it's done in an appropriate manner.

The Online Safety Act was always intended to be dynamic, so when changes are being discussed or called for, I encourage interested parties to provide their input, either in support of or opposition to, to Ofcom.

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Don't feel that it will make any meaningful difference, as with most laws ,it will not stop anything happening. Don't break speed limit, don't steal, don't use a knife . They work well don't they:monkey:

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Ofcom have today written to selected website owners requiring evidence of what measures have been put in place to combat things like terrorism and child exploitation on their sites, as they now only have one month before these requirements kick in. If they fail to implement these measures, they could face court action.

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Guess that will get them quaking in there boots:sleep: