Daphne Foundation
 

A question for the knowledgeable and intelligent people here... This is something that I've wondered about for a long time.

What's up with this site?

http://www.daphnefoundation.demon.nl/

Is this legit, some kind of spoof, pure fantasy or what? If its for real, which I have to seriously doubt, I would like to know how to apply for a job there.

Any thoughts?

99% of me thinks this HAS to be some kind of gag.
The other 1% wants to take a crash course in Dutch Language. It seems to be the only requirement for "counsellor applicants".
Either way, this is one fun website.

This site was discussed some time ago on the World Spanking Forum, and the consensus among the members at that time was that it may well have been a for-real web site in its heyday, BUT note that the site hasn't been updated since November 2005. At least the site offers plenty of interesting content, though.

Doh!

Leaves me out.

??? 24 hours later and not a single brat has taken a shot at this? I'm amazed.

After looking at it, it seems a cross between 'serious' and scene oriented. I mean, no doubt that girls check in --- but probably because they are in the spanking scene, sor of like going to a spanking club or party. The fact that they actually post the pictures of bare bottom spankings and play that up suggests to me that it is scene oriented.

Of course, I would wonder how one goes about getting a job there!!!

sarah

Thanks for all the interesting opinions/responses. I still don't know exactly what to make of this curious site, but due to my cynical nature, I remain somewhat skeptical.

I have always recognized a lot of their pictures from those British CP magazines like Janus, Kane, etc. There have even been a few that I remembered from some of the Nu-West publications from the 80s. I'm not sure what conclusions you can draw from that, but IMO, it certainly doesn't do anything to help their credibility.

But like BackVelvet said, its still a fun web site. I guess how much of it is fact and/or fantasy is left to each person's own interpretation.