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February 09, 2011 13:32

A year and a half ago I already asked for an adult filter, partly because of the trading cards back then.
They thought that was a good idea at the time, and now I am reading this about the DVDs.
If you give all these types of items as a theme "Pin up and 18+", I think it can easily be placed behind a filter.

You can decide for yourself whether you want to see it or not.

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February 09, 2011 13:42

The main reason that we do not record pornographic DVDs is that all kinds of filters that are applied here and there (providers, filtering software) immediately hit it. This can cause major problems, especially in countries such as America. By the way, here was emailed back and forth with the administrators at the start, also with you Arco :-)

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February 09, 2011 13:46

True, but I did not agree with it at the time and so still do not agree.

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I don't really understand the problem of those filters. In America, Amazon also sells porn (Ron Jeremy), so why should it cause a problem in the Netherlands?

Moreover, in the MediaMarkt the porn is there for the taking, in the grabber bin and on the shelves, so why make it difficult. In the past we were not even allowed to see a bare chest, only saw bathing suit ladies standing in the Lach, any bare chest was taped off. I remember well that the famous nude photo of "Marilyn Monroe on a rug" or something like that was in de Lach, but the "noble" parts were just "cut out"

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February 09, 2011 14:36

@Arwin

These are the words I actually meant in my previous posts:

On Catawiki, things are approved by administrators.
Then you explicitly agree that people will trade in this on your site.
That also seems to me to immediately increase your liability.

Thank you for your clear opinion.

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February 09, 2011 16:01

@ Morits, what I understood is that those filters contain long lists of titles (and other info) of porn movies that they match. If there are too many matches then you can run into a problem.

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February 09, 2011 16:04

Since the Americans make all those porn movies themselves, they have that data to hand, of course. :-)

Morally reprehensible is quite a relative and elastic concept.

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February 09, 2011 16:16

Ahum, I just wanted to post something about sex and Video Games in response to a few recent fun acquisitions, but impose self-censorship on me ;-)

I also share the opinion of Arco and Morits, as long as it is not about punishable porn, everyone is free to have their own morals.

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February 09, 2011 16:18

This discussion is not about collecting but what certain people think about how others should collect according to their own moral values, then all kinds of inflated and exaggerated arguments are used to push through their moral opinion about what to collect .. a real shame in 2011 in the Netherlands

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February 09, 2011 21:42

While protecting intellectual property is a good thing in principle, copyright law as we know it today is dictated to an extreme degree by multinationals like Disney and Warner.

Understandably, "trade" tries to protect its position, but that doesn't make anything that doesn't "follow the rules" necessarily immoral.
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February 10, 2011 19:52

@ Erik,

on February 9th you write:

in this case the WWF is also involved as the owner of the WWF logo. Postal administrations must pay if this is stated on the stamp. These stamps can then also be displayed by catalogs without any problems. otherwise it is of course with illegal stamps.

Finally, some of the illegal stamps are offensive (Kyrgyzstan, Clinton with cigar) or violation of the right to postage.

Now Catawiki offers a nice extra commercial product, namely a printed book of your own collection from 19.95.

http://www.catawiki.nl/boekmaking

And now I am really, very, very curious ...

Does Catawiki have permission from Walt Disney to use / abuse Uncle Donald's headline in a commercial advertisement ????

And is Catawiki allowed to print commercial books with an image of Donald Duck on the cover?

If not, this is a double morality / measuring with 2 bars. Or according to your own words '' criminal '' '' fraud '' and '' harm to ''

If Catawiki has permission from Walt Disney then I am really impressed and keep my mouth shut on this subject wisely

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February 10, 2011 20:42

@ Sinbad,

Erik is mainly concerned with the stamps section and has nothing to do with the pages about making a book from your collection. That headline of DD was no more than an example, if it is objected to, we will of course adjust it.

Incidentally, along with Arwin, among others, you are right that these kinds of issues should be viewed from a broad perspective. Personally, I am very much on the line that in principle we catalog everything that is collected, if necessary without an image if there appears to be a major problem somewhere. But I'm going to look into it again and get advice.

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Trademark owners have no objection if their trademark as depicted on a stamp ends up on a site such as Catawiki.

The moment a criminal organization unlawfully issues a security such as a stamp in the name of a country, the injured postal organization can (and will) seek support from the mark of which an image appears on the 'false' stamp. That is not at all surprising, brands often have a lot of experience in this field and cannot make it so that they charge postal administrations for the use of the logo and at the same time do not intervene if malicious parties with the same logo try to pay money to the detriment of the same postal services. earn.

For example, the WWF also sets strict requirements for the issue of stamps with the WWF logo. For example, series should not have too high a value. The criminal emissions therefore also 'ruin' the good name of the brand.

If a logo is placed on a legitimate stamp, the brand will never find it a problem that it ends up on a site like Catawiki via a stamp.

I think the above is perfectly logical and certainly not an example of freaked out copyright protection. As collectors, we can only be happy with it, if this mess is not combated, the fence is over and the owners of the brands have the experience to do this successfully.

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February 10, 2011 23:00

As already mentioned, this is an issue analogous to all sections, but it must be made clear what is being discussed:

- Is it about recent stamps?

- Is it about postage stamps that date from before 1990 as Sinbad says?

Here you can replace 'Stamp' with 'Strip', 'Vinyl', 'Video Game' etc.
The problem remains the same.

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