RFC: TOS issues

I have a political/TOS question for people. If someone has on their page a list of favorite bands that includes things like BlackSStorm and other pro-14 words NSBM bands, how would you like me to handle it? What if they had an offsite page like this, where they talk about being a “racial purist” and crack jokes about killing Mexicans? (That's a copy I made last night, although I've removed their picture and broken some of the links because that's not the point of this entry).


Read the entry before you get angry at me!

I am absolutely loathed to persecute someone for offsite action. However, when “secret handshake” bandlists seep their way onto IAM, it potentially turns IAM into a networking tool for neonazis, and effectively creates a link (to be very clear: not an HTML link, a topical link — no physical link between the two sites other than it having the same user(s) and pictures was in place) between IAM and the second, “less censored”, site. What about someone who discretely drops the 88-signal every once in a while? I 100% support someone's legal right to say these things, but once that stand is taken, personally I want nothing to do with them.

I know what my opinion on this is, but what are your feelings on the subject? How do you want this sort of thing handled? Where do you want the line drawn? Do you want one drawn at all? The attached comment forum forces anonymous posting to encourage people to speak freely on the subject. (If you're not an IAM member feel free to drop me an email about it).

Note: If you are concerned that I'm going to “look up” your anonymous ID information (which I have no intent of doing), you can click here (after posting) which resets your anonymous ID and would make it an immense pain in the ass for even me to try and figure out who made the post.

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Wow Shannon, that's really annoying! What is it, 1997 on Geocities? Retroweb is NOT cool!

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