Once upon a time, one worried about protecting his or her kids from the type of porn one might find at the local drugstore.   In that quaint time, placing a brown cover over the offending material, or simply putting the magazines behind the counter, solved much of the problem.  With the internet, however, the problem has become more pervasive and invasive.  Spam and pop-up ads attack even the most pure-at-heart computer user, while libraries force even their god-fearing patrons to sign pledges to avoid smutty-net pages.  But what if some curious kid really wants to find smutty-net pages?  Well, the net shows little prejudice.  Almost anyone, it seems, can hook up to a computer somewhere that will reveal a world that will make the old Hustlers look tame.  Call it a new kind of democracy.

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