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  digidave

  1 year ago

  I thought Porn invented the internet?
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  mathewi

  1 year ago

  No, no, no, Dave -- the Internet invented porn :-)
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  Mark Forman

  1 year ago

  Yeah it seems that the web and the socnets are the haven for the petty OCD kids. Why not take Ning to task for what it's users are thinking?
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  Karoli

  1 year ago

  Though it doesn't really bother me whether Ning has porn or not, I do wish there were a way to separate it, similar to what Flickr does with their picture ratings. My wish to see that happen isn't so my sensibilities won't be offended, but more because I see Ning as an emerging educational tool which many teachers are warming to. Given the prevalence of the Internet and social networking in kids' lives, I'd like to see schools wrap their arms around it and integrate it in.
  
  The problem is that school IT admins will be forced to block Ning the same way they do all of the other major sites because they can't risk the possibility of kids surfing porn when they're supposed to be learning.
  
  I'm sure they could limit the Ning access to sites used only by their school, but my experience with school IT admins is that they tend to filter all or nothing, no exceptions. It took me almost a year to have them unblock a site I created for the high school band on it's own domain, simply because "they don't do that".
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  howardlindzon

  1 year ago

  obviously he knew this would happen, that's the only way this business flies :)
  
  that freedom of speech stuff though...come on Matthew, lame veil on this one.
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  mathewi

  1 year ago

  Not sure I agree it's a veil, Howard.
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  SageRave

  1 year ago

  Separation should be enough. Unfortunately, lots of folks carry the behavior inspired by porn sites, into the general membership areas of social networks.
  
  Each person can be responsible for their actions. There is no need to add yet another restriction on adult behavior beyond what passes for common sense and polite conversation. If everyone remembers what is appropriate and respects each other, there should be no problems..
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  cataspanglish

  1 year ago

  Frankly I see the uptake by independent people in the pornosphere of social media & web 2.0 to be more radical, liberating and healthy than much of the sleaze spewed out by so-called internet marketers. These indie-porn people have nothing to hide and have been freed from the big biz of yore and talk as much about tech, geekdom and general blog stuff as anyone else in the blogosphere. However they are subjected to the same moral shit as always from self-proclaimed new media/web 2.0 experts twittering on about their social dialogue...
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  סקס

  1 year ago

  The problem is that school IT admins will be forced to block Ning the same way they do all of the other major sites because they can't risk the possibility of kids surfing porn when they're supposed to be learning.
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  סקס

  10 months ago

  The problem is that school IT admins will be forced to block Ning the same way they do all of the other major sites because they can't risk the possibility of kids surfing porn when they're supposed to be learning.
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  dina

  9 months ago

  i like free porn and sex
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  ליווי

  9 months ago

  is every porn sex star is a escort girl to?
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  בננהשופ

  8 months ago

  what us worng with a litle bit of porn and sex?
  , after all we all are humanbenigs
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