About damn time , now, will the rest do the same ?

Thank God,
Personally they should hold the internet carrier legally liable for allowing child porn web sites.

(bet ya there wouldn't be anymore)

Totally agree - it's good that they're able to ge the creeps using the site, let's hope it enables to the identification and arrest of the sickos that actually start the site

I'm with you on this. It certainly would seem that this should have been done a long time ago.


QM -

[sarcasm]are you suggesting we violate criminal's privacy to catch and arrest them?[/sarcasm]

UJJ -

I think it would be extremely difficult to hold the ISP/carriers responsible in total. They should block access to known sites, but it would be almost impossible to identify every new site that comes online. Also, these sites don't have "child porn here" tags, so it may be a little tricky to determine which sites are offensive, especially since each country has different laws regulating what is deemed either child porn or porn in general.

This post has been edited by JohnWho: Jun 12 2008, 08:02 AM

Hear hear, or is it here here.

Shoot 'em all and let the devil sort them out.

It would, of course, be better were it a world wide effort, for surely no society in this day and age could condone this dispicable perversion and it would not take too much surely, to get international agreement to co-operate

A world wide forum could be held by all providers that could perhaps enlist users help to flag up any such monstrosities that may occur.

A number of sites for reporting already exist (found these all on google )
http://crime.about.com/od/childporn/qt/porn_report.htm
http://www.vachss.com/help_text/report_child_porn.html
http://www.asacp.org/page.php
http://www.usdoj.gov/criminal/ceos/childporn.html
the last one has a link at the bottom for the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.

Sorry, doesn't sound even close to painful enough...

While in no possible way could I ever understand the complexity of creating a website (nor do I want to)
A corporation with thousands of employees has no excuse for letting sites of dubiuos character use their technology for any such anti-social behavior.
This goes for anyone plotting terrorism, child porn, or any other such evil things.
I do belive that google, yahoo or other such search engines have the ability to monitor web sites within their domain.
I do know our government has the ability to hear you use a trigger word when using cell phones, so I would venture a guess that google can see what you post anywhere if they were to look.
And if they are not doing so, then they too should be held accountable for their indifference.
I just saw where the founder of google purchased a $35,000,000 ticket to go into outer space, I think he can afford to make sure his domain is not being infiltrated by perverts.