We report child pornography to the NCMEC, as required by law. Scroll down to
markf's reply in particular. It's heavily implied that
ponderosa121 and
elaboration were reported to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Harry Potters Children.
I'm going to check
innocence_jihad and if this isn't already there, I'm gonna crosspost it. Sorry if you see it twice, but I'm finding that a
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I love how the workers of LJ are making themselves look dumber and dumber as the minutes pass.
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As an official representative of LJ staff.
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Look, in my real life, I am not a lawyer. I am, however, a professional freelance writer and my most recent professional commission has required me to wade hip-deep into just the sort of territory organizations like the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children actually investigate. This ain't it. Why? Because it is the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children not the National Center for Missing and Exploited Fictional Characters. Might they have reported it? Sure, if only to engage in a thoroughly ridiculous even under current law CYA gesture. I can say, with absolute certainty, that the NCMEC does not smile kindly on people wasting their time reporting "crimes" against children who do not actually exist.
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OMG! WE SHOULD MAKE ONE!! STOP THE CHARACTER ABUSE!!! Down with raping Harry!!!
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And with all due respect, either you people are deluded as hell or just in complete ignorance of the US' policies.
Says markf: I think this illustrates rather well, though, what the legal climate is on this type of material, and people could argue indefinitely over child porn vs. obscenity, and what is artistic merit. The bottom line is, until you've changed the opinion of some much greater powers, it's more or less irrelevant what anyone at Six Apart or LiveJournal personally thinks.
Exactly. Clearly the decisions made by Six Apart were made to avoid negative/destructive entanglement with the laws and standards of a much much much higher power. And with good reasons -- the least of all being the safety of its visitors. The public -- "fandom" -- must consider the frenzied climate that online businesses are having to live in in the wake of MySpace's account terminations of over 29,000 registered sex offenders ( ... )
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Congratulations! You have succeeded in making yourself look like a complete moron. Maybe you and markf should hang out.
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So I'll just say this: Sarcasm is cheap. If you want to have a useful debate about these topics, I'm more than willing to engage you on a mature level.
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If LJ says that they're going to follow the laws with this whole fandom thing, then they should at least follow through all the way with all the other issues here on their website which have been pointed out to them and they've brushed them off. This isn't just about fandom now, it's more than that and LJ doesn't seem to care that harmful things are happening on their website besides what's going on right now.
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And thanks to Equus, we all know EXACTLY what Daniel looks like under his robes.
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