- From: Dave J Woolley <DJW@bts.co.uk>
- Date: Wed, 2 Feb 2000 17:48:15 -0000
- To: "'www-html@w3.org'" <www-html@w3.org>
> From: rev-bob@gotc.com [SMTP:rev-bob@gotc.com] > > > Well, if it was that way once, it isn't that way now - and I frankly don't > remember it *ever* being that way. From the current FAQ, section 4: > They may have changed their position (as I pointed out their site is essentially inaccessible without Javascript) but I self rated my home site at the time that the UK was threatening to make it a legal requirement and PICS was only months old but had to withdraw the rating when it was pointed out that it was illegal to rate other than by means of their site. I never rated with their site because, at the time their stated position was that the ratings would be free until they expired (about a year) and then the situation would be reviewed (I think they needed a funding source to continue a free service). In practice, it has turned out that RSACi/Safe Surf rating is a non-issue for most sites. The one site that I know of that makes an issue of rating probably under-rates - they intend to be innocuous, but don't, I think, realise how innocuous you have to be to get a minimum score in all categories. By forged, I mean one that was not issued by their site, but hand constructed.
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