Loebner has been quite open about his visits to prostitutes.[1] In 1994, after a campaign by officials in New York City to arrest customers of prostitutes, he wrote an opposing letter to The New York Times, and it was published.[2] In 1996 he authored a Magna Carta for Sex Work or Manifesto of Sexual Freedom,[3] in which he denounced the criminalization of consensual sexual acts, and asked all like minded people to join a protest on 6/9/96 (a play on the 69 sex position).