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> No, you just said the web site is responsible for publishing the header, which means they have legal liability. I can see the difference. Website has the lia
by sheepscreek 3y ago
> No, you just said the web site is responsible for publishing the header, which means they have legal liability.
I can see the difference. Website has the liability for not adding the header.
Parents have the liability for not “enforcing” checks on devices a child might use.
It’s a clever proposal but more details will need to be thought through.
- manvillej 3y agoIt incentivizes cooperation rather than punishing it. Seedier sites will be more liable while the implementation is negligible for sites that want to cooperate. The other solutions puts technological hurdles, additional points of failure, and liability on cooperating sites that will push away legal adult traffic from them to seedier sites.