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Blog Title:	Your Freedom to view porn is at stake!

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juicy	6-Feb-07 2:34:33 thanks for the reminder NN (if you put your link between [url] and [/url] it would save us copy and pasting :P

aprilisahottie66	6-Feb-07 4:20:10 actually i am pro .xxx domain it simply makes it totally clear the territory into which a "surfer" is going

l0cksley	6-Feb-07 5:29:52 I have to agree with april on this one. I know as a proprietor, this could affect accidential visitors (how I started), but as a parent, I like the idea of blocking a certain domain completely.

By-the-Sea	6-Feb-07 20:42:57 Well I am not here to see all of you naked...but it's nice...I have fought for freedom to express myself as well as yours...But yet again I do have kids...hell they are probably here,,,but I had rather my grandkids make thier own choice..

BiJeff	8-Feb-07 7:40:34 I spent 2 days thoroughly researching this proposal by ICM Registries. ICANN has no power to force Adult Entertainment websites to give up their .com or .ru or whatever top level domain they may currently have. It will force lots of companies to buy domain names defensively. This proposal will not protect anybody. But ICM Registries stands to make a lot of money with this scheme. Shame on ICANN, a technical non-profit group, for even considering this socially and emotionally charged proposal.