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>IMHO the solution is to clean up binaries from USENET and force people to
>use file transfer protocols (FTP, HTTP, DCC, FSP) to transfer files.

I'll second that.  It doesn't really cut down on the child porn, just takes
it out of the public eye though, which can be good and bad..  harder than
hell to trace (usenet postings can potentially be traced), but at least its
not easy for joe blow's kid to go wandering into.

Personally I think free pornography sites are kinda cheasy..  Even if you
charge $1/year, there is at least a little checks and balances going on.

Maybe I'm turning into an anti-bandwidth wasting web-nazi...  Scary thought.

JS