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Am i reading that right? If all you do is advertise other peoples sites / content, you dont need to worry about these new regs?Quote:
(k) Manage content means to make editorial or managerial decisions
concerning the sexually explicit content of a computer site or service,
but does not mean those who manage solely advertising, compliance with copyright law, or other forms of non-sexually explicit content.
Regards,
Lee
It will take a judge to decide if affiliates are advertisers or managing content, but to my thinking if you submit an FHG you are in the clear. If you design or create a gallery then you are making editorial decisions.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lee
Greetings:
You do if you're using sexually explicit content in any way shape or form to do that advertising, including any banners that you have on your sites, even if they're served to them remotely by the sponsor.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lee
ANY depiction that appears on ANY site that you run, that's sexually explit, you need to have valid IDs of, and you need to have a copy of said depiction cross referenced to the performer's name, stage names, and names of each depiction....