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The article states plainly that this is likely due to heavy investment from the porn industry to protect their revenue streams. Religious organizations aren't t
by yock 14y ago
The article states plainly that this is likely due to heavy investment from the porn industry to protect their revenue streams. Religious organizations aren't typically for-profit ventures, so with less at stake doesn't this kinda make sense? Or is this just some excuse to draw some value judgment between porn and God?
- s_henry_paulson 14y agoDefinitely the latter.
- islon 14y ago"Religious organizations aren't typically for-profit ventures". Most religions organizations I know are for-profit. Just saying.
- bsphil 14y agoTry not to lose perspective of the less technically inclined end-users. We might not be the target audience of an article like this, but perhaps the layperson surfing the Internet wouldn't realize how relatively dangerous browsing a religious website might be to their computer. Does that mean it shouldn't have been posted here? Probably.