Finishing Up the Database Maintenance

By Daddy

Las Vegas, NV —When Rentboy was raided at the end of August, 2015. Daddys Reviews was criticized in the complaint for having mostly "Explicit Reviews." Daddy shortly after instituted a "No Explicit Reviews" policy. This raid of a nineteen year old website signaled the beginning of a shift to the right by the Federal government.

Last April, 2018 HR1865 was signed into law by President Trump. This caused a world wide panic and we lost a lot of sites because of F.U.D. (Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt.) After much soul searching Daddy elected to continue operations. He started taking down any reviews that predated the Rentboy takedown. That process is now complete except for about two dozen stragglers that need to be reviewed in depth.

As he is able he'll put together some review vetting software and start looking at the reviews that predate 01/2016. It'll take a substantial effort to put the reviews back up.

Remember to vote in November, that's our next chance to start shifting the Government back to the middle or to the left. I haven't supported the Democrats or the Republicans in several decades.

My income for the site is down to the lowest level that it's been over the last decade. Once again I'd like to thank you for your generous donations. My reserves are at the 54% level and declining. Any help is welcome.

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