DOPA passes the House... pass On ATS?

Not quite sure if this is "good" or "less than good" DOPA has passed the house and social networking and sites with online personal info are about to become verboten-land for some users... I'll throw it against the wall and see what sticks here. From a Tom's Hardware article:

"five point criteria.

(1) if is offered by a commercial entity; (2) if permits registered users to create an on-line profile that includes detailed personal information; (3) if permits registered users to create an on-line journal and share such a journal with other users; (4) if it elicits highly-personalized information from users; and (5) if enables communication among users"

This might be ever-so-icky as the FCC will apparently be responsible for maintaining the DB of sites that fit the bill. Link: www.tgdaily.com...

This throws a pretty wide net with holes-a-plenty... perhaps not. I wonder if the ATS site suite will pass muster.

Mods: Please shuffle this where it needs to be if I picked the incorrect forum,

Thanx eh,

Victor K.

PS. US-CERT released a tech alert about Mozilla products yesterday... patch time.

[edit on 29-7-2006 by V Kaminski]