It seems that adult-themed websites in the United States aren’t the only ones up in arms over the new U.S. “Age Records” rule for adult content websites, which became a reality this week.

Not only are adult industry performers in Canada concerned about the new rules, which require that anyone publishing adult content on the Internet in the United States must have the appropriate model’s identification, release and age verification on file for any model appearing in the content, but no less than Canadian Madame Privacy Commissioner Jennifer Stoddart herself has gotten involved, and is investigating whether the new rules will put Canadian producers of adult material in a Catch-22, where on the one hand if they don’t produce the identification and age verification, they will be in violation of the U.S. rules, and on the other hand, if they do produce the identification and age verification, they will be in violation of…

[Canadian Adult Entertainers Unwilling to Bare All to New U.S. Rules, Continued]