But not the Conyers you are thinking of.
A Knightdale (North Carolina) grandmother has won her first battle against sexually explicit material on the internet. Mary Conyers has been trying for four years to force adult websites to change their web addresses from ".com" to ".xxx".
Just this month, the company in charge of web addresses announced it will provide a ".xxx" domain.
Good for her. I don’t think I have to explain why, do I?
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I agree. But remember: there’s a world of difference between “providing” the .xxx domain, and “forcing” the purveyors of smut to use it.