2257 appears to be on its deathbed. In a ruling today, the judge basically threw out all the record-keeping requirements that were being put on 'secondary producers' (such as this website), and by the logic used by the judge, a properly structured adult industry may have very little information to track beyond what it already does (drivers license, SSN of all performers)

...a content producer which does not maintain its own websites but merely sells content to others is required to keep 2257 records of the performers it hires, but the webmasters who post that material on the Web are not. Further, in such a situation, the content producer is not required to keep lists of any URLs, since none of the sites on which the materials appear are under its control, and the webmasters, who are not "producers" under this ruling, also are not required to keep lists of the URLs where the material appears, nor are they required to keep the identification records.

I'll let this whole thing play out a bit more, the govt is sure to appeal, but it looks like I may be able to start posting hardcore pix again without fear of getting thrown in jail for bad record keeping.