Thanks for the details. > That ship has sailed; there’s not much money in porn anymore That’s interesting, and would be the very reason small creators would m

Thanks for the details. > That ship has sailed; there’s not much money in porn anymore That’s interesting, and would be the very reason small creators would move to a patreon backed model. The logic is similar to how youtube and podcast creators diversify to patreon as the platform revenue can’t be counted on. Also the impact of Patreon’s policy goes beyond porn, to take an extreme example, educational content involving sex in any graphic way would also get banned. I wonder what happens next. Would moving to direct peer to peer payment with a one to one link between the creator and the “customer” be a workaround ? Then when volumes get big enough there would be ashakedown again ?