Earlier quoted context omitted.
> all porn watchers That doesn’t follow, you wouldn’t need to track non CP content to track people downloading CP. YouTube doesn’t want legal porn on its servers, and I suspect most porn websites aren’t going to want CP either especially if it makes collecting revenue illegal as per the second part of my post. Thus whatever is currently being used would likely to continue to be used.
> you wouldn’t need to track non CP content to track people downloading CP. May be not, but you need to be able to track down CP content viewers. How can you identify them without identifiable info of all porn watchers? What if someone accidentally clicks on such a piece. How long should they be viewing it to be considered a violator?
You go to the grocery store and you can buy most things without showing ID, but you want to get booze and suddenly you need to verify your identity.
> accidentally clicks on such a piece
I’m playing devils advocate here not trying to design a better system. What’s the tradeoff of treating a single download as serious vs having a higher threshold? Perhaps a single click is reason enough to ban someone from ever teaching in public schools, perhaps you could keep a list but someone could get due process to remove themselves from the list, I don’t have a strong opinion at this point.