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Date Posted: 18:14:30 02/28/07 Wed
Author: Cece
Subject: Long before the internet, anyone with an ounce of sense didn't engage in scuzzy or private behaviour in front of any kind of camera. (inside).
In reply to: judi 's message, "The Internet Gone Wild?" on 10:51:42 02/27/07 Tue

I don't think the internet can be easily regulated. www stands for WORLD wide net. There may be international laws which govern internet providers, but I don't imagine there would be any teeth in those laws.

As for law suits, my b.i.l. was sued for writing something bad about an executive of a public company. I don't know the details as I don't speak to my b.i.l. anymore. I believe he was on some kind of blog or message board on Yahoo. I believe he tried to write a public apology, but it didn't work.

The long and short of it is, treat the internet as if you were standing on a stage in front of television cameras. And whatever you do, don't let anyone photograph or film you engaging in sex acts, not even your husband.

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[> [> You know, that's is what I've never been able to figure out. Inside -- JAG Junkie (Ronda), 20:17:48 02/28/07 Wed [1]

Why are there always so many video tapes of people having sex? Why would you film it? I guess some people get turned on by watching themselves having sex, but I personally think that's a little weird. When DH and I are getting romantic, the LAST thing I'm thinking about turning on is a camera! LOL

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[> [> [> LOL, me too. That's why I think a lot of them are faking the sexiness. -- Cece, 10:00:30 03/03/07 Sat [1]

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[> [> You're right, Cece. Fraud, hoaxes and scams have been around as long as there's been oral communication! The 'net just makes it easier & faster. As for cameras, there's even an old adage about never allow yourself to be photographed holding a drink. You never know how it will come back to haunt you! -- The Chief, 07:00:29 03/05/07 Mon [1]

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