Can not find oklahoma

Havent logged on for a couple of weeks. I can not find Oklahoma forum. Did it get removed for some reason?

I was noticing that too. That will suck if its gone.

Did Oklahoma piss the staff off or something?

I sent a PM to a mod asking about it. I'm suspecting it has something to do with the new laws coming.

same. well shit.

House bill 2054 made it a felony to write a review.

http://www.oklegislature.gov/BillInf...4&Session=2300

Well shit..

DAmn

Google the city you want. It's still there and you can post, it's just de-listed.

House bill 2054 made it a felony to write a review.

http://www.oklegislature.gov/BillInf...4&Session=2300 Originally Posted by nextanker

Why? It's just a fantasy.

What if we just want to read some reviews?

Google the city you want. It's still there and you can post, it's just de-listed. Originally Posted by wangster

You are right about it just not being listed. There were even reviews that were written earlier today. Oddly enough, the link to create a new review appears to still work, too.

The best pussy is in Oklahoma

House bill 2054 made it a felony to write a review.

http://www.oklegislature.gov/BillInf...4&Session=2300 Originally Posted by nextanker

It's illegal to write a review of an illegal transaction between two people for sex and THAT is what the powers that be are worried about?? Good thing there is no mention of drugs or photos of naked boobies!!

Once surrounding states see websites like this panic, cave and remove reviews, there's nothing to prevent them from fast tracking and passing similar laws to achieve the same site ownership behavior. Hopefully some of you know states watch the behavior new laws achieve, and if they like what they see, they'll often follow suit.

I don't know about the rest of you, but I think the scope of this has the potential to become much bigger than just for our very close neighboring escorts and hobbyists in Oklahoma. Could we actually be witnessing the beginning of the end for all states, regarding the dissemination of escort-client encounter information here?

In my opinion, if the only ownership solution for this was to remove Oklahoma content, before finding and implementing something else, that's a very bad sign.