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Originally Posted by stocktrader23
Thanks for making my point for me. It would be stupid to blacklist someone for not taking extreme measures to keep kids off your site and it would be stupid to blacklist someone for selling, buying or using a .xxx domain.
By the way, I love how when it's you in the scenario you want to pass the blame to parents. Kids have a million ways to get online with or without parents allowing it. If you want to play holier than thou internet White Knight of all that is against your principles then you want to do everything you can to keep them off of your sites. So how do you do that, a warning page?  |
There's no way for a site owner to verify that the person visiting his site is 18 or 21 or 65 years old. There's no way to be sure (not even scanning a gov issued id...).
As a site owner, I already tag my sites. I'm under no obligation to tag my sites, but I still choose to do it. That way responsible parents can easily block access to my sites. If parents choose not to do this, that is their responsibility. I'm not responsible for their actions or the actions of their children.
I have principles. I don't steal, I don't commit murder, I don't rape. I don't violate other people's property rights. What other people choose to do with their property, is their decision. If they allow their children to use their computers without supervision and their children end up on goatse.cx, that is their responsibility, not mine.