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FTC Porn regulation
Thu May 20 21:30:10 GMT 2004 FTC Porn regulation
The FTC now requires sexually related spam to have "SEXUALLY-EXPLICIT" in the subject line, thereeby making it easier for you to avoid it or automatically filter these messages out.
I've received several today with "SEXUALLY-EXPLITIC", making me wonder if this is a deliberate attempt to avoid the law, simple dyslexia, or just poor spelling.
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Maybe the law should be ammended to make it a crim to misssspeeelll thheee sujuct lign.
--BigDumbDinosaur
Now if we can just require all SPAM messages to have SPAM in the subject :-)
- Bruce Garlock
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