Restricted To Adults
RTA Label
RTA stands for Restricted To Adults. It is a free, voluntary label from the RTA / ASACP ecosystem intended to help parental filtering systems recognise content that is inappropriate for minors. For an adult directory, this is not decorative; it is part of the public child-protection footprint.
Priority
RTA is the second trust priority after DMCA in the current public compliance rollout.
Implementation
The official RTA meta label is now present in the site head so age-restricted pages declare themselves consistently.
Purpose
RTA supports parental filtering and clearer age-restriction signalling for adult-oriented pages.
Why RTA matters here
RTA is one of the clearest public signals that an adult site is trying to help parents and filtering tools keep minors away from age-restricted material. It does not replace stronger age-assurance measures, but it is a recognised baseline control that should be present on adult-oriented pages.
Because your partner put RTA second only to DMCA, this rollout treats it as a first-class trust surface rather than as a leftover certification badge.
How this site uses it
The official RTA meta label is now included in the page head across the site. That follows the guidance published on RTALabel.org for webmasters labeling pages that are inappropriate for minors.
The next practical step, if you want to push this further, is to pursue RTA Verified and then display the verified button or validation link rather than a plain text mention.
- Site-wide RTA meta label in the page head.
- Visible RTA link in the footer trust cluster.
- Dedicated public RTA explainer page alongside DMCA and child-safety pages.