I'm guessing the latter, (but possibly both, doesn't have to be one or the other). There are a lot of changes that have very recently been made to the site if you look closely. Look at the now vague language on the "About Us" or "Advertise with Us" pages for example. The Blog section is now completely empty.Take a look, I wonder if its temporary or 36 related.
I noticed that to in the search for verifiedTake a look, I wonder if its temporary or 36 related.
I noticed that too Violet!I'm guessing the latter, (but possibly both, doesn't have to be one or the other). There are a lot of changes that have very recently been made to the site if you look closely. Look at the now vague language on the "About Us" or "Advertise with Us" pages for example. The Blog section is now completely empty.
yeah, i'm probably just shooting my mouth off - again! connecting A to B without critical thoughtis that what it is....i know there are ways but not sure how it is being done on ers....you can put a command in the code to prevent the image from being indexed but i dont see how they are doing it on ers....also new images take time to be put into the database
I second this idea. I get like the fish in finding nemo where I see an interesting ad, then search in in PERB, and then realize I've already been through this step and decided no.What would help, some kind of personal 'blacklist' to hide those ads I definitely don't want to see.
That won't happen. The new law very specifically states the advertising clause does not apply to those advertising their own services.They will go after the ladies that post ads selling sex for money..
I'm sorry but you are wrong my friend .. The new law states that you can not advertise sex for money online or in printThat won't happen. The new law very specifically states the advertising clause does not apply to those advertising their own services.
felix is not wrong on this. Read here:I'm sorry but you are wrong my friend .. The new law states that you can not advertise sex for money online or in print
2.17.4 Advertising the Sexual Services of Another Person (New Section 286.4 of the Code)
Under the terms of the bill, anyone who advertises in any way (written material, photograph, video, etc.) the sexual services of another person for consideration commits an offence. Anyone who makes such advertising available to the public (e.g., the owner of a website) may only be found guilty of an offence if he or she acted knowingly, that is, if that individual was aware of the content of the advertising in question.
Unlike the new section that prohibits receiving a material benefit from the prostitution of another person (new section 286.2 of the Code), new section 286.4 added by the bill does not provide any exceptions to the offence of advertising, other than that allowing persons to advertise their own sexual services.
Under new sections 164 and 164.1 of the Code, a judge may order the seizure and removal from circulation of any advertising material offering sexual services (see section 2.6 of this Legislative Summary).
2.17.5 Immunity in Respect of One’s Own Sexual Services (New Section 286.5 of the Code)
Given that persons selling sexual services are henceforth considered victims of sexual exploitation, the bill stipulates that these persons cannot be found guilty of:
- receiving a material benefit from or advertising sexual services if the services in question are their own sexual services (new section 286.5(1));
- aiding, abetting, conspiring or attempting to commit an offence related to the “commodification of sexual activity” set out in the bill (purchasing sexual services, receiving a material benefit, procuring and advertising sexual services) or to have counselled a person to participate or have conspired to have the person participate if the offence is related to their own sexual services (for example, a prostitute who encourages a co-worker to be a party to a sexual act with a client [new section 286.5(2)]).
Such immunity, however, does not extend to the offence of communicating in a public place for the purposes of prostitution, as set out in new section 213(1.1) of the Code (see section 2.13 of this Legislative Summary). According to the wording of section 213(1.1), a person communicating for the purposes of prostitution in a public place that is recognized to be a place where the prostitution of minors occurs (even in an industrial district or a park at 3 a.m.) could conceivably be liable to the punishment provided in this section, namely, a maximum fine of $5,000 and/or imprisonment for a maximum term of six months.
here are the pertinent sections:I'm sorry but you are wrong my friend .. The new law states that you can not advertise sex for money online or in print
this seems pretty clear to me286.4 Everyone who knowingly advertises an offer to provide sexual services for consideration is guilty of
(a) an indictable offence and liable to imprisonment for a term of not more than five years; or
(b) an offence punishable on summary conviction and liable to imprisonment for a term of not more than 18 months.
286.5 (1) No person shall be prosecuted for
(a) an offence under section 286.2 if the benefit is derived from the provision of their own sexual services; or
(b) an offence under section 286.4 in relation to the advertisement of their own sexual services.
good to know. thank you for the highlight.here are the pertinent sections:
this seems pretty clear to me
always a pleasure, l-vgood to know. thank you for the highlight.![]()






