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- Rule 34: If it exists, there is porn of it. No exceptions. Rule 35: If there is no porn of it, porn will be made of it.
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Dec 14, 2009 · Rule 35. If no porn is found at the moment, it will be made. The most widespread of the rules, Rule 34 states that pornography is an omnipresent aspect of online media culture and all that is conceivable has been visually depicted in a salacious manner.
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Apr 14, 2023 · Rule 29 - Access to the internet. This rule provides for individuals in residential STHFs to have access to the internet.
- The Short-term Holding Facility Rules 2018 (the STHF Rules) place the day-to-day operation of residential STHFs and non-residential STHFs (holding...
- Rule 1 - Citation and commencementThis rule is self-explanatory.Rule 2 - InterpretationRule 2 sets out definitions of certain terms used in the STH...
- Rule 3 - Application of these rulesThis sets out the scope of the STHF Rules and is self-explanatory.Rule 4 - Places of detentionThis makes clear t...
- Admission and dischargeRule 7 - Information to detained persons about these Rules and the short-term holding facilityThis rule sets out the informa...
- Maintenance of security and safetyRule 35 - Removal from associationThis is concerned with the arrangements that apply when it is necessary to remo...
- Staff of short-term holding facilitiesRule 38 - General duties of staffThis requires staff to comply with the STHF Rules and report any instance of...
- Persons having access to short-term holding facilitiesRule 44 - Authorisation for access, Rule 45 - Prohibited items, Rule 46 - Control of Persons...
- Visiting committees (otherwise known as independent monitoring boards)Rule 49 - Conflict of InterestThis requires Visiting Committee (otherwise kno...
- SupplementalRule 56 - Delegation by the manager or person for the time being in chargeThis provides that an STHF manager may, subject to authority...
- MiscellaneousRule 57 - Extension of Part 8 of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999 to Short-term holding facilitiesThis provides for the extension t...
Generally speaking, British prisoners do not have access to the internet in their cells or general living areas. The Prison Rules 1999 – Rule 35, prohibits the possession of unauthorised devices including those capable of accessing the internet.
Rule 34, for example, refers to the ubiquity of pornography online: “There is porn of it. No exceptions.”. Then, Rule 35 follows up: “The exception to rule #34 is the citation of rule #34.”. Other rules of the internet are misogynistic or provocative in nature.
Rule 35: If there is no porn of it, porn will be made of it. Rule 36: No matter how fucked up it is, there is always worse than what you just saw. Rule 37: You cannot divide by zero (just because the calculator says so).Explanation Rule 38: No real limits of any kind apply here—not even the sky.
Jun 21, 2019 · Jeff Kosseff, the author of a new book on Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, explains how a 26-word rule created the internet as we know it and how it’s being applied now.
A very popular internet rule is rule 34, which states that if something exists, there is salacious content about it on the internet. This rule is closely followed by rule 35, which states that if no such media exists, it soon will.
