International Young Naturists Organisation
Naturist Resources => Naturist Links to Interesting and Informative resources => Topic started by: brandon on January 23, 2010, 08:33:31 pm
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www.collegenudistsociety.com (http://) (http://)
This site appears to be a legitimate naturist website. The organization offers seminars, including one to train Nudist Camp Counselors.
There is not a lot of open content on the site, but there is a small gallery.
Video chats require registration.
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Looks interesting... Anybody else know anything about it?
Joey
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Doing a check, the guy has 18 other domains registered as well. Plus, he cannot spell Naturists, plus, he has a gallery of classic (albeit cute and postive) photos. No, its not real.
www.whois.com (http://)
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It appears to be associated in some way with the Armadillo Resort in Poolville, TX, which is listed on the AANR website.
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It appears to be associated in some way with the Armadillo Resort in Poolville, TX, which is listed on the AANR website.
link to that, bran? I mean how you found that one out? Interesting they cannot spell naturist
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On the spelling, they may have hired a website developer who is not a good speller. I don't know where to find the list that you found of the 18 other domain names. Sometimes website developers register domain names for various unrelated clients.
http://www.collegenudistsociety.com/scheduled.html (http://www.collegenudistsociety.com/scheduled.html) lists their seminars, two of which will supposedly be held at the Armadillo Resort in Poolville, TX. That doesn't prove anything, of course.
http://www.collegenudistsociety.com/forms--registration.html (http://www.collegenudistsociety.com/forms--registration.html) lists a media contact:
Media or Public Relations Contact:
Carolyn Hawkins
American Association for Nude Recreation
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On the spelling, they may have hired a website developer who is not a good speller. I don't know where to find the list that you found of the 18 other domain names. Sometimes website developers register domain names for various unrelated clients.
http://www.collegenudistsociety.com/scheduled.html (http://www.collegenudistsociety.com/scheduled.html) lists their seminars, two of which will supposedly be held at the Armadillo Resort in Poolville, TX. That doesn't prove anything, of course.
http://www.collegenudistsociety.com/forms--registration.html (http://www.collegenudistsociety.com/forms--registration.html) lists a media contact:
Media or Public Relations Contact:
Carolyn Hawkins
American Association for Nude Recreation
I checked it out. Its pretty cool site. I think they have good intentions. But not all college nudists are 18-25. Many folks in college are now 26-35 going for a 2n or 3rd degree or grad schol or a MBA or JD or MD or just a career change and need a degreee.
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seems like a fair site to me and they do give credit for the photos and some of the content to Clothesfree. Sure it is a mistake to include "Naturalists" in the group, but I agree it's probably the webmaster being sloppy with the text. It's and embarrasing thing that can happen even on the new ANF website....check out the last line of "Why Naturism" (http://www.aus-nude.org.au/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=111&Itemid=55) lol
There have been many famous naturalists throughout history...
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Funny everyone is mentioning this site. I accidently found it today myself. I agree I dont like that its limited to 18 to 25 since not all college students are in that age range.
i guess you can ask AANR to see if they are legit.
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On the spelling, they may have hired a website developer who is not a good speller. I don't know where to find the list that you found of the 18 other domain names. Sometimes website developers register domain names for various unrelated clients.
Registrars now offers privacy as a one-click option, they'll register the domain as some generic address. This is apparently what that guy did. It is not in itself suspicious.
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Sadly, I believe this site is now down.
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Sadly, I believe this site is now down.
THe site is indeed down, the link now displays a bunch of slightly related search results.