URL Shortener Rated-XXX Porn Warning Likely To Help Porn Sites Make More Money
URL shortener 1-z. us adds "Rated-XXX" warnings to shortened URLs with link or content containing provocative words hinting graphic sexual content. This helps protect minors, warns people who don't wish to see such material and helps legal pornography purveyors comply with their own local and 195 other country laws worldwide.
Deer Park, NY (PRWEB) November 3, 2010
URL shortener 1-z. us adds "Rated-XXX" warnings to shortened URLs with link or content containing provocative words hinting graphic sexual content. This helps protect minors, warns people who don't wish to see such material and helps legal pornography purveyors comply with their own local and 195 other country laws worldwide.
"Freedom of speech and peace thorough cooperation, respect and tolerance," owner Bill Purkins said, "and this likely helps porn sellers make more money. Legal adults, their customers, seeing "Rated-XXX" on short links? They'll know it's the good stuff and will spend less time searching, more time buying. I'm laughing my expletive deleted off here."
Reasoning his 8-year-old grandson had nothing preventing major or social network search engines from allowing purposeful or accidental clicking of shortened links that skip porn site entrance page warnings, instead leading to adult videos, Purkins designed a relational database reminiscent of International Trade systems he programmed for household name Fortune 500 companies from 1981 to 2006.
The top level table is the world's 196 ISO country codes, correlating to top level domain name extensions, i. e. US for the United States, ME for Montenegro, CO for Columbia. Purkins added data elements, warning / severity flags for keywords and phrases for illegal or potentially illegal sexual content also text warning(s) in local language to warn people before viewing adult content.
Then, for both persons shortening URLs and end users, IP Address ranges that computers fall within can be matched to the country, and, as Purkins explains, "it's so simple it's elegant. Only worry? Who writes the disclaimer on the Arabic and the Chinese? I'm not a lawyer, and I am not going into the censorship business, no way. Don't shoot the messenger, baby."
Purkins states that the Internet, which he has been programming for since 1998, is sort of a parlor game for him after "building rocket ship software since 1981, for over 25 Fortune 500 International Logistics and supply chain fulfillment back office systems. Household names, all of them, but if I use them? Or tell you my buddy's name? I'd get sued. It's their system, not mine. IBM I can say though. They gave me and my partner an AS/400 pre-release, I guess they wanted to see if we could sell one but also break it. We did both. First though we blew the stack in two days. Ha. Fun."
"But, at 55 years old and starting my life over after a rough millennium until a couple years ago, my former reign as Mr. Mom to three teenagers leaves me sort of an empty nester. I had survived major open heart surgery, three minor-strokes, lost my wife, and also abruptly stopped being a millionaire all in just one year, eventually sort of depressed if you know what I'm saying, and finally, no job, 19 cents in the bank. It's an old, brutal sob story, but today I laugh, just tell people today I'm happy, my kids are grown and healthy being young adults, you know three cell phone numbers a year? That age. And my beautiful parents are 82 and get out more than I do. I'm trying to make it on my own from home and I go days without putting shoes on, 19 hours a day.
"I even dated a bit this Summer. Women my own age. It was neat, sharing dinner on plates without cartoon animals on 'em and real cloth napkins. Expense accounts and limos back and forth to the airport gave me a taste for nice restaurants, but when I'm broke I'm happy with a taco, too. No love of money here, man. And the guy from corporate who lied to me so the market wouldn't see insiders bailing out? I was recovering from heart surgery when they said I couldn't sell that stock that tanked and it went from 35 bucks a share to 2 British pence. He just hung himself I heard. Bad medicine, Lone Ranger. So, I got different attitudes on money these days. You understand?"
Http://OneCent. US is a patriotic marketing, promotion, affiliate sales and brand promotion site with a URL shortener. http://1-z. us is also a URL shortener, but also a Gonzo style Rock and Roll, Country, Jazz and generally eclectic web radio station with a playlist of YouTube live and shareable music videos hand picked by former stand-up comic, radio talk show host, disc jockey, and self described "Gonzo Journalist," Bill Purkins, is sole propietor of the OneCent. US Group of Companies, currently numbering 39 complementary and non-competitive web sites within the flagship brand of the OneCent. US ranks.
The sites range from Marketing, Promotion, Book sales and new ventures into traditional and POD publishing, SEO work, content writing, with over 1 million words published last year in web articles, press releases and content pages for 200+ web sites a press release free article directory content writing agency that "guarantees" to get at least a page 1 presence on one of the major search engines for a selected keyword or the price drops by 50% for each page rank drop, starting at $50. "We sell nearly zilch," Purkins said, "No one believes the price, but this Summer, 17 of of 20 press releases of mine were Google, Yahoo, BING page one hits. Not bad."
Other companies in the group offer affiliate, product and service sales, social networking management, products, services, company and both personal and celebrity brands, profiles and followers, primarily on Twitter. "I made $1.53 in July, $82 in August, nothing since. Technically, I don't really have a job. But a buddy says I'm ripe for capital venture, but I may have to sell a few domain names off for 5 grand to buy my meds and pay for the business plan. Ha."
OneCent. US may be reached via voice or text at 631-624-5692 24x7x365, or mailto:bill(at)onecent(dot)us.
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