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With regards to .sexy, and the other sex related applications, the [[Independent Objector]] notes that most all objections raise concerns about greater space created for pornographic material, and cite moral, religious, or cultural issues with this fact. Mr. Pellet notes that there is no singular international consensus on the morality of pornographic material and it is one decided by local governments with regards to domestic perceptions and cultural and moral norms. He goes on to note that the creation of a .adult TLD could have the effect of clearly labeling pornographic material, thereby making it easier for offended people to avoid or block such content. He notes that the only widely accepted international norm and treaties on the matter that overlap specifically address the harm or exploitation of children, including with regards to sexual or pornographic scenarios. However, he notes that there is no reason to believe that the creation of a .adult TLD will make it easier to disseminate material that offends in this regard, and it could even prove to more closely regulate pornography and potentially offensive material.<ref>[http://www.independent-objector-newgtlds.org/english-version/the-independent-objector-s-comments-on-controversial-applications/adult-general-comment/ Adult General Comment, Independent-Objector-NewgTLDs.org]</ref>

==Contract Signed==

On Sept 11, 2013 Uniregistry received a [[Registry Agreeement]] signed by [[ICANN]] for .sexy after passing the [[Initial Evaluation]].<ref>[http://domainincite.com/14450-four-more-new-gtlds-including-sexy-get-contracts Four More New gTLDs Get Contracts, Domain Incite] Retrieved 12 Sept 2013</ref>

==References==

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 With regards to .sexy, and the other sex related applications, the [[Independent Objector]] notes that most all objections raise concerns about greater space created for pornographic material, and cite moral, religious, or cultural issues with this fact. Mr. Pellet notes that there is no singular international consensus on the morality of pornographic material and it is one decided by local governments with regards to domestic perceptions and cultural and moral norms. He goes on to note that the creation of a .adult TLD could have the effect of clearly labeling pornographic material, thereby making it easier for offended people to avoid or block such content. He notes that the only widely accepted international norm and treaties on the matter that overlap specifically address the harm or exploitation of children, including with regards to sexual or pornographic scenarios. However, he notes that there is no reason to believe that the creation of a .adult TLD will make it easier to disseminate material that offends in this regard, and it could even prove to more closely regulate pornography and potentially offensive material.<ref>[http://www.independent-objector-newgtlds.org/english-version/the-independent-objector-s-comments-on-controversial-applications/adult-general-comment/ Adult General Comment, Independent-Objector-NewgTLDs.org]</ref>
+==Contract Signed==
+On Sept 11, 2013 Uniregistry received a [[Registry Agreeement]] signed by [[ICANN]] for .sexy after passing the [[Initial Evaluation]].<ref>[http://domainincite.com/14450-four-more-new-gtlds-including-sexy-get-contracts Four More New gTLDs Get Contracts, Domain Incite] Retrieved 12 Sept 2013</ref>
 ==References==