Wed Feb 13 22:02:41 2002
If you carelessly type in a URL at work with one minor misspelling, it is easy to find a pr0n site jumping out at you which could potentially get you fired. The pr0n industry intensionally reserves domain names similar to popular sites with one difference in spelling in order to force themselves on you. That is unethical IMO.
Look, we all like teh boobies here on OSY but I don't think any one of us (that are employed) want to lose our job because teh Boobies popped up by accident and the millitant feminist Dragonlady VP of HR was peering over your shoulder at just that moment.
And if I had kids, I sure wouldn't want them to be looking at teh boobies despite special software to keep that from happening.
I also don't want unsolicited pop-adds spamming up my screen at the rate of 10 a second, but that is another issue entirely. :)
So,
whaddya think?
Wed Feb 13 22:31:30 2002
Famous example:
[url]http://www.whitehouse.com[/url] Porn
[url]http://www.whitehouse.gov[/url] Not porn
That is unethical IMO.
I agree. But it's probably legal, and if they can get away with it they will do so. More power to them.
Wed Feb 13 22:39:28 2002
So, you can add me to the list of people pissed at pr0n sites.
Wed Feb 13 22:54:55 2002
Recently, a pr0n site registered mississippicollege.com and this was discovered by one of the elderly ladies on the board of trustees.
This type of cybersquatting is what I'm talking about. This shouldn't be allowed to happen.
Wed Feb 13 23:33:23 2002
Wed Feb 13 23:35:07 2002
Luckily where I work, they don't even give us access to get outside the proxy server on to the internet. And we're the IT department!
Thu Feb 14 00:02:14 2002
And we're the IT department!
(Edited by HitScan at 7:19 pm on Feb. 13, 2002)
Thu Feb 14 03:08:59 2002
I am soo fucking sick of pron popups everywhere.