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Five To Twenty Is No Longer Available

Okay, I was researching this blog, Five To Twenty for many years, after I implemented my own website on my own server. I don’t know why this website has been deleted, but a domain that is associated with this website has been parked by WordPress… a free version of this website. I don’t know if this author has lost his internet rights, or his contributor has canceled has account.

Unfortunately, this website was ran by a sex offender who is released from prison years ago, and he’s been writing on this blog for 10 years. This 10 year-old blog has been running on WordPress’s servers. However; a sex offender in Texas has his internet rights revoked, or something. I was inspired by his writing, and I was doing a full research on his blog when it was active.

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[FAQ] I’m A Sex Offender… Can I Own A Website Hosted Via Any Hosting Provider Like GreenGeeks?

This is a question what some sex offenders may ask to their probation officers. There are some sex offenders who were business owners, and they often write blogs, publish ebooks, develop games for us play, run a hosting platform, and even run restaurants. Although; sex offender laws vary from state to state. Each sex offender type has a risk level. Typically, low risk offenders often get out of a mess,–after they serve time behind bars, after probation, or even reabilitated after time behind bars. High risk offenders are susceptible to restrictions set by state or federal laws in the USA, or other countries. Many sex offenders were upset because they can’t go online for the purpose of running a business. If you were a sex predator who is running a business; you have to be extra careful!
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Unfortunately, 5to20… a prison blog is no longer online!

Recently, I was checking on a prison blog, 5to 20. What I’ve discovered, a blog is no longer available on the internet. Well, that leads me to a question, or a set of questions:

  • Why 5to20 is no longer there?
  • Why did this website disappeared?
  • What ever happened to a blogger who is maintaining a blog serving prison time?

Maybe a prison blogger who runs 5to20.net hasn’t got any help from his friends and family by helping him renew his domain, and keep his website in good standing. He wrote about his experience in prison, along with his life as a sex offender. He did had a story about his addiction to pornography. In some years in the future, he will be released from prison, but his internet usage may be restricted for the rest of his life, and he has to register as a sex offender.
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Websites Owned By Sex Offenders and the Ankle Monitor

Although; sex offenders who were placed under monitoring during a release from prison are usually prohibited from going on the internet, however; a trend of blogs written by sex offenders often blog about their daily activities, or just normal blogging like a professional blogger. A typical sex offender who runs a blog has no ads to help pay for fines, and other damages from other victims. Whether a person involved in sex crimes has been arrested for possession of child pornography, sex crimes, or sex trafficking. There are many sex predators who were placed under monitoring via ankle monitors as a way to track them.
If you watched a news about a suspect who is now arrested for sex crimes,–just like how R. Kelly was arrested for sexual abuse of minors… he may be end up being tracked,–after he was released from prison.
Many sex offenders who regularly post content on blogs often write long posts like a book. Maybe they placed ads on their blogs to monetize their content, and rely on advertising revenue to pay fines, and damages. Most hosting platforms that are paid do encourage people to be creative. Writing content and publishing to the web is common now these days. However; a YouTube star, Austin Jones is banned from the internet, and he’s about to be sentenced on May. Although; he isn’t able to create a blog on the internet because, he may be a threat to minors online.
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Strategic User Account Termination

There was a news about Austin Jones who was a musician who has his YouTube account terminated,–after he was convicted of distributing child pornography, and exploiting minors on the internet. Tipically, most social-networking websites like Facebook terminates a user from their service when a person is a sex offender, or violated other terms/policies.

If you are a reseller of any hosting service for your customers, you must be very careful when handling users who use your service for legal uses. For this instance, a business owner hosts a website that educates visitors why copyfraud is a bad thing. You always keep track of any user who runs your website. However’ you discovered one of these sites has been involved in posting content that promotes rape culture. Rape is a serious crime, and a rapist must have his/her account terminated at all costs.

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