KerrickLong

You support decriminalization even though drug cases are 40% of your business? You mean you don't let your bottom line get in the way of your values? You rock. :)

Regardless of what is considered illegal content, preventative measures via censorship or monitoring are wrong. Reactionary measures such as jailing child pornographers or suing people selling patent-infringing products are better than preventative measures that are often mistaken.

I'm not him, but I think that the only rule should be a rule stating that ISPs and governmental organizations cannot make other rules about what content/protocols you can or cannot access, outside of illegal content. Net neutrality needs enforcement or you'll see ISPs start to divide your service by protocol and charge. ($5 for IMAP/POP3 access, $15 for HTTP/1.1, $2.50 for HTTPS, $30 for developer service including SSH, FTP, and VPNs)

That's actually a HUGE part of why I use Incognito mode in Chrome.

Have you gotten any grief from the F My Life website?