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Originally Posted by goodgirl
I have seen many changes in search engines and adult in the last 13 years. How about another "If". If there is a policy set up that .XXX sites must block other search engines, that would be one way.
Everyone has been talking about asking "If" this happens and "If" that happens. This is just another "If" that could be in their control.
I am intrigued on how they plan on rolling out the search.xxx and what it will really do for adult websites that are .XXX. They said during the Ynot panel that it would be so they can traffic to .XXX domains. I don't remember if they said free traffic for the .XXX domains....I would need to watch the video again. Will do tomorrow, going to have a party right now.
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You can't block other search engines that easily, especially not ones who won't obey robots.txt and have hundreds of ip addresses in different blocks. It would be ineffective. I could launch my own xxx search engine and ignore robots.txt, have a dynamic useragent, and a tor based crawler. It's just a ridiculous idea for them to even consider. It would be harmful to all .xxx domain owners.