Possible web site contents
Kramel, 05 Sep 2005 19:35:54
In a message dated 05/09/2005 11:44:33 GMT Standard Time,
darkness_f28@yahoo.co.uk writes:
What text should I put on the front page? What other
pages are required? Links? Contact info?
In no particular order or preference, just brainstorming (NB I think the
site must be porn free, we want to engage the whole community and not exclude
those that might not wish to see images or might not be permitted by their
family to do so):
Near the front - the purpose being to educate and inform the debate about
the affects of xxxxxxx [whatever we decide to focus on] prior to UK
legislation.
List any court cases we can find, with unclassified
Standard terms and definitions
History of pornography
Safe, Sane, Consensual
The current laws - debate whether they are sufficient. Human Rights Act.
European Laws etc. Bible references if we have them.
Personal stories from people that have been victimised for their beliefs.
Personal accounts (unclassified) from people that live in stable BDSM
relationships
Academic studies into the mind, BDSM etc etc
Contact helplines if any exist.
Regulated kinky parties/clubs. Focus on the fashion side that attracts many.
Moderated forum (moderated to remove offensive posts rather than for
censorship), we need a balanced debate.
Open debate. Open responses to some of the opposition statements.
Safe kink in the media. Radio and telly interviews will help show us as
fairly normal folk.
Opinions polls
Cartoons, puzzles, competitions
Events
Links to sites related to this campaign that are unclassified. We don't
need links to kinky sites, they can search google for those.
Interviews with celebrities, politicians, the judiciary, police, clergy.
Let's show we're not frightened of letting them have their say.
Positive approach. Let's offer advice where we think the law is lack or not
performing. Disassociate ourselves from unsafe, insane, non-consensual.
Show our oposition to child pornography and abuse.
Outgoing Sponsorship - when the site is mature enough to show we aren't a
risk to society we should ask a selection of leading charities if we can openly
support them (recognising of course that they might feel reluctant to do
so). Perhaps Childline, NSPCC etc . That might be not possible, but we could
always raise funds to sponsor some proper academic research (volunteers queue
behind me please).
Consider whether we might seek charitable status ..........
ok, tooo much I know
J
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