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Originally Posted by Graham
So should *my* site have a .xxx domain? There's nothing "pornographic" on there (unless you have a very broad description), I just sell adult products *to* adults, why should I be tarred with the same brush as sites that advertise "see innocent teens taking 12" monsters"?
This is just an attempt by narrow minded individuals to try to block *anything* which *they* don't approve of.
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Are there images on there which your steriotypical middle class parent wouldn't want their 8 year old daughter to see due to their adult nature?
If so, what's your URL?
You are right though, there is a huge difference between a adultwear/marital aid retailer and a pr0n site.
Course in a perfect world, pr0n sites would always have been xxx. rather than www.
If this could actually be enforced, so that pr0n sites have to use xxx in their domain, then search engines could finally be used by ford escort drivers and potential NHS nurses
I'd go along with the .adult, or maybe have ratings, like .pg, .12A etc