Can the Christian crusade against pornography bear fruit?

The internet has greatly boosted the proliferation of pornography, sad to say "the faithfuls" have been caught up in the habit of viewing pornography. No doubt the old saying could apply here too, "prostitution thrives because 'the good people' patronized them". So are notably God-fearing in the community they leave in, but in the privacy of their homes, they are porn addicts.
However the church has come to their 'rescue', there are a number of Web-based groups and live-in programs aimed at curing the faithfuls of their addictions. Some have produced porn-detection software that "fires off automatic e-mail alerts to a subscriber and his or her chosen “faith buddy,” a kind of whistle-blowing system designed to keep Christians from going astray."
While the church may view the secular form of treatment as less effective because it lacks moral values. Those in support of the secular form of treatment will see the church’s' method as "overly focused on dogma and ignore the patient’s real-life issues."
But how successful it will be, time will tell.