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As I said in a previous post, if you are .com, .net, .ws, .info, etc then your website must be registered thru a US company. This does give the US some theoretical leverage in enforcing content standards.

The same would be true for going in the opposite direction and making a .kids top-level domain.

Actually enforcing content standards on millions upon millions of websites is another matter.
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Determination of content  Martin Marvinski | 03/22/04
Easy, at least for the USA.  Patrick Jones | 03/23/04
Not quite that simple  Font | 03/23/04
What issues?  Patrick Jones | 03/23/04
Nothing complicated  Frank MacCrory | 03/23/04
The issues  Font | 03/23/04
Self selection  cornrevere | 03/23/04
puritans  bybelknap | 03/22/04
as long as...  ryusen | 03/22/04
Why?  Patrick Jones | 03/23/04
Why?  SC-man | 03/23/04
arguments from adult sites...  ryusen | 03/23/04
as i said...  ryusen | 03/23/04
Outside the country  Font | 03/24/04
You mean international corporations...  voska | 03/24/04
Oh, please...  emartin_z | 03/23/04
Re: Oh, please...  John L. Ries | 03/26/04
This might be acceptable if...  John L. Ries | 03/26/04

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