That chick actually thinks that that site will cut it's share after it's main competitor stops doing sexual content..... she'll b lucky if they don't go from 30% to 35% with their cut
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That chick actually thinks that that site will cut it's share after it's main competitor stops doing sexual content..... she'll b lucky if they don't go from 30% to 35% with their cut
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They're already whining about the 10% in the cut for the next club.... JustFor.Fans... from 20% at OF to 30% there
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Your boochy so loose, you can't even hold a fart in.Not @Soul On Ice Fag On Ice, @Megatron X Mega Tranny, @xfactor and @sorcererforemost .... all four will be like this...
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You nasty muthafucka!
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oh ok, I'm good...
Hey, man! That's paid content. You'd better stop spreading that shit around the interwebz.
A lotta these hoes better have a going out of business sale
Jealous fucks always using lawyers to cut the money train. For once ppl need to mind their own pockets.
Sad way they tried to stop hip hop be the same ones that started it. Killing the mixtapes. Killing the sampled music. How did hip hop start? By defunding those music classes from the poor students in New York. For fucks sake. Stop neutering men. It's in God's will to free that sperm!!
Sad way they tried to stop hip hop be the same ones that started it. Killing the mixtapes. Killing the sampled music. How did hip hop start? By defunding those music classes from the poor students in New York. For fucks sake. Stop neutering men. It's in God's will to free that sperm!!
OnlyFans Will Ban Pornography Starting in October, Citing Need to Comply With Financial Partners
OnlyFans, which has boomed in popularity largely because of its X-rated fan pages, said it will ban sexually explicit content this fall.variety.com
OnlyFans Will Ban Pornography Starting in October
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OnlyFans, which has amassed a base of more than 130 million users largely for adult-oriented subscription fan pages, announced that it will ban sexually explicit content this fall.
The U.K.-based company said it is making the changes “to comply with the requests of our banking partners and payout providers,” in a statement provided to Variety.
Effective Oct. 1, 2021, “OnlyFans will prohibit the posting of any content containing sexually explicit conduct,” the company said in a statement. “In order to ensure the long-term sustainability of the platform, and to continue to host an inclusive community of creators and fans, we must evolve our content guidelines.”
According to OnlyFans, creators will continue to be allowed to post content containing nudity “as long as it is consistent with our Acceptable Use Policy.” The site’s terms currently allow nudity except in the case of content featuring public nudity recorded in or broadcast from a jurisdiction where public nudity is illegal.
“We will be sharing more details in the coming days, and we will actively support and guide our creators through this change in content guidelines,” the company said. “OnlyFans remains committed to the highest levels of safety and content moderation of any social platform. All creators are verified prior to being able to upload any content to OnlyFans, and all uploaded content is checked by automated systems and human moderators.”
OnlyFans earlier this week officially launched OFTV, a free streaming service that will not include any sexually explicit material. OFTV features original content from more than 100 OnlyFans creators, spanning fitness, cooking, comedy, health, music and more. OnlyFans earlier this year soft-launched the on-demand streaming service, which now features a content library of over 800 videos.
Founded in 2016, OnlyFans says it has paid out more than $5 billion to creators worldwide. According to its terms, the company keeps 20% of revenue generated by its 2 million-plus creators. Because it has been a home to X-rated content, OnlyFans is available only on the web, not on mobile app platforms including iOS and Android.
Top personalities with OnlyFans fan pages include Bhad Bhabie, Cardi B, Jordyn Woods, Bella Thorne, Tyga, Amber Rose, Blac Chyna, Rubi Rose, Tana Mongeau and Trey Songz.
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All the semi-retired pornstars who shoot stuff for OF only going to leave for good unless they go to JustForFans..some of ya'll favorites may be among them
These Ho's betta unionize. The internet companies are their pimps now.
Your boochy so loose, you can't even hold a fart in.
You nasty muthafucka!
#dependssideofthegame
Every waking hour faggotry is on your mind.... from thinking about a man's asshole... to thinking that Anal August ... a hetero thread.... is about faggotry and claiming to be sickened by the thread title... faggotry swirls in your mind, your thoughts... and flows fluently from your mouth...."boochy"??? ... must be faggease.... "whilst" ... had you speaking like a Shakespearian faggot too... I'm surprised tat you're not a proctologist.... your dream profession
I had to report that shit off of GP alone.
Thay faggot really out in the open wit it.
@whitebright
The type of faggit to bite into a hotdog whilst making eye contact with you.
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you seem to know about this space so I wanna ask, why do they need any of these platforms rather than say just selling their content on Snap Premium?
I already added her as a friend I want her
This is a big reason
The Congresswoman Behind FOSTA Is Coming for OnlyFans
"Onlyfans has reached a level of mainstream visibility that's comparable to Pornhub's, in that it's become a household name for selling porn. In December, following similar pressure from politicians and special interest groups claiming that Pornhub is full of CSAM, major payment processors cut ties with Pornhub, leaving sex workers earning a legal living on the site without an income. NCOSE, formerly known as the Catholic non-profit Morality in Media, previously pushed for payment processors to stop serving Pornhub, which directly harmed sex workers' livelihoods and put more people at risk of exploitation and financial precarity than ever.
"Their only leverage is false moral panic," Moody said. "This letter is Representative Wagner and religious extremist conservative’s attempt to hide FOSTA’s failure, and to further deliberately harm to online sex workers."
FOSTA, which Wagner helped pass into law in 2018 and amended Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act to make platforms liable for sexual speech, is a proven failure. If it was meant to curb online sex trafficking, the law was unsuccessful, and even hampered law enforcements' efforts in finding traffickers by pushing them offline and underground. In June, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) released a report examining the impacts of FOSTA, and found that the bill resulted in just one single prosecution of trafficking. If it was meant to push safe sex work further off the internet, it's been successful: Legal and academic analyses of FOSTA have found that the law was devastating to the lives of sex workers who depended on online communities and client-screening capabilities for their safety—as predicted by sex workers who rallied against the law.
On Tuesday, Congressman Paul Gosar, who also signed the letter, tweeted that "the DOJ sent me a letter acknowledging the potential issue," but provided no other context for what that letter might contain. In April, Gosar called on the DOJ to investigate OnlyFans, claiming that it was violating the Mann Act, a 1910 law that's also known as the "White Slave Act." The Mann Act criminalizes transportation of women across state lines for forced prostitution and "debauchery," or "any other immoral purpose." Historically, it was used to target Black men, during a time when more women were entering the workforce and becoming independent. It was amended in the 1980s to replace debauchery and immorality with "any sexual activity for which any person can be charged with a criminal offense."
"It was a law passed during a racist moral panic about white women and sex work, and it's not surprising it's being invoked here," Stabile said. The goal, said, isn't about protecting children, but banning adult content and deplatforming sex workers." Full Vice article here.
The Congresswoman Behind FOSTA Is Coming for OnlyFans
"Onlyfans has reached a level of mainstream visibility that's comparable to Pornhub's, in that it's become a household name for selling porn. In December, following similar pressure from politicians and special interest groups claiming that Pornhub is full of CSAM, major payment processors cut ties with Pornhub, leaving sex workers earning a legal living on the site without an income. NCOSE, formerly known as the Catholic non-profit Morality in Media, previously pushed for payment processors to stop serving Pornhub, which directly harmed sex workers' livelihoods and put more people at risk of exploitation and financial precarity than ever.
"Their only leverage is false moral panic," Moody said. "This letter is Representative Wagner and religious extremist conservative’s attempt to hide FOSTA’s failure, and to further deliberately harm to online sex workers."
FOSTA, which Wagner helped pass into law in 2018 and amended Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act to make platforms liable for sexual speech, is a proven failure. If it was meant to curb online sex trafficking, the law was unsuccessful, and even hampered law enforcements' efforts in finding traffickers by pushing them offline and underground. In June, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) released a report examining the impacts of FOSTA, and found that the bill resulted in just one single prosecution of trafficking. If it was meant to push safe sex work further off the internet, it's been successful: Legal and academic analyses of FOSTA have found that the law was devastating to the lives of sex workers who depended on online communities and client-screening capabilities for their safety—as predicted by sex workers who rallied against the law.
On Tuesday, Congressman Paul Gosar, who also signed the letter, tweeted that "the DOJ sent me a letter acknowledging the potential issue," but provided no other context for what that letter might contain. In April, Gosar called on the DOJ to investigate OnlyFans, claiming that it was violating the Mann Act, a 1910 law that's also known as the "White Slave Act." The Mann Act criminalizes transportation of women across state lines for forced prostitution and "debauchery," or "any other immoral purpose." Historically, it was used to target Black men, during a time when more women were entering the workforce and becoming independent. It was amended in the 1980s to replace debauchery and immorality with "any sexual activity for which any person can be charged with a criminal offense."
"It was a law passed during a racist moral panic about white women and sex work, and it's not surprising it's being invoked here," Stabile said. The goal, said, isn't about protecting children, but banning adult content and deplatforming sex workers." Full Vice article here.
Maybe. But it depends on their age and how financially secure they are. Because they may be making comebacks.All the semi-retired pornstars who shoot stuff for OF only going to leave for good unless they go to JustForFans..some of ya'll favorites may be among them
That’s exactly what’s going to happen…..Only fans better think long and hard about this because once they do this they business is going to go to hell