Is this like the police officer who was "beat to death with a fire extinguisher" on 9/11 2: Qanon Boogaloo? I never heard about that actually.
here's the kiwi thread, which links to a BBC article.
Wait, what? Isn't that the whole point of Onlyfans?
They originally started out as a Patreon clone. But because they were relaxed about adult content, that side of their users exploded in numbers, and they just went with it.
Everyone associates OnlyFans with porn.
53 year old molester:
Ha, good. Fuck OF, & especially all the young poseurs who think it’s a viable career option, rather than a looming embarrassment to their future (& in some cases, currently living) children. Strike a pose bitches. You’ve been banned from hoe-ing online, & many will cry! “Sex work is work!!!” Much salt will be flung over this.
Twerking class in shambles.
Don't be too optimistic. There is supply, there is demand, it's only a matter of (short) time before a new intermediary arises.
Oh jeez, was filing lawsuits on behalf of their users not a viable business plan? Could of sworn I saw a story a week or two ago about them cracking down on NON sexual videos and I figured they were trying to avoid political refugees from patreon. I must have misread the title though. If their goal was to become more family friendly they're in for a disappointment when they find all their new users either hate trannies, niggers or both lol. No family friendly content creator has any reason to use the porn patreon. Someone else will create an alternative for whores since it isn't illegal and clearly lucrative so I wouldn't consider this a win, just a bad business move.
Indeed, but a lot of these "Just make your own platform" thots are about to get a taste of what happens when you platform hop.
In their press release they said it was because the payment processors threatened to pull the plug, just like they did to Patreon to bully them into banning their political enemies. Its the same reason Null can barely monetize this site and the same reason Tumblr committed otherwise inexplicable hara-kiri.They originally started out as a Patreon clone. But because they were relaxed about adult content, that side of their users exploded in numbers, and they just went with it.
Now that they've made a shitload of money off of other people's nudes, they're going "family-friendly" to appeal to normies, and to get new investors. But it's likely they're going to become irrelevant like Tumblr after it banned porn.
Ian bot farm to cover bail costs when
Leftists are the ones who started promoting the Internet trend of deplatforming people they don't like. Unfortunately we're already way past that "It could happen to you" because it did happen to us and they cheered. They're the ones getting a taste of the monster they've created. They're the ones who claimed it wouldn't happen to them after we warned them for years how they'd be next.
In fairness, this isn't anything new nor caused by the left. Websites having to pull adult content due to payment processors objecting to it is a tale as old as the internet. Visa, Mastercard et. all are not fans of being associated with prostitution or illegal pornography.
This much is true. In fact there never was a regime which didn't censor media. Some stuff just gets memory holed,for example Ron Unz writes about the "Great Purge of 1940s", when even the most mainstream writers that were opposed to war, were dropped by publishing companies and weren't really included in the public debate, despite selling a lot of books:
