U.K. Coalitions upcoming ban on porn!

[IAN 2411]

I also wonder how this will effect e books. I write Fem/Dom and there are books on Amazon Smashwords, I pad cobo, etc, the list goes on. Will these outlets stop selling the stories? We had this sort of crap a few years ago with the card companies, but it was got around. Is there now going to be another fight for the personal liberties and freedom to read and watch what you like within the law. The Brit PM should get his ass in gear and sort out the immigration problem and the EU, and stop farting about on things to take these two subjects out of the limelight.

Be well Ian

[gagged_Louise]

Femdom stories (or any kind of s/m related material) would be a complete no-no. And what Cameron won't want to discuss, though he'll have to know it: this kind of filter only operates by blocking a site, the whole site, as soon as some "indecent" images or texts have been identified there and they refuse to take them down. It doesn't simply filter out a couple dreary photos, it filters off the whole site and it won't even be the citizen's own choice whether he wants to know of that site, unless he or she opts out of the scheme. Any newspaper or information site, any site on films that doesn't filter out controversial or adult titles, and lots of news outlets, would get blocked unless they reverted to a U.S.-style model with a rigid PG-14 model for anything they show or sell. Sorry, I don't want PG-14 as a default thing at the point of selling, broadcast (on tv or online) or advertising any and every thing.

I'm relieved this program doesn't hit me directly, but worried about what it would do to the UK and about the long-term impact.