Quote Originally Posted by basschick
buck - the same exact laws apply to your videos. you're already the custodian of records for the videos that you have sold, and must have all the i.d. cross referenced and available - so why are the sites different from the videos to you?

btw, seems to me the website is safer because you can put your business hours on it.
The difference is the record keeping requirements. Both websites and videos obviously have to have IDs, but for WEB SITES the 2257 law requires EACH URL be recorded with a bunch of stuff: the "name of the work," each model's ID, date of production, and more--for EVERY SINGLE page of every adult website.

I only have 4 scenes in my videos. That is a lot easier to document and cross reference than all the pages and pages, gallery upon gallery, etc. in my websites.

To reiterate, he said that if ONE single URL on your site doesn't have ALL of the exact information required, they can ARREST you. NOT worth it! He was very clear with me about this.

Until the injunction is filed and the relief it offers clarified, I am pulling my sites. I am not willing to risk going to jail over this (or ruining my finances with a law suit even if I don't end up serving time.)

I am continuing to focus on making new videos--I am NOT dropping out entirely, but I am going to be cautious during this dangerous time of flux with the law.

Buck