> Do you have sources for that? Because from what I know, I think that's unlikely. Hired a couple of their SREs > Based on what's happened since December, it

> Do you have sources for that? Because from what I know, I think that's unlikely. Hired a couple of their SREs > Based on what's happened since December, it seems like the number is closer to 30%. Now, that's still quite significant, but it's a long way from "most". Tumblr has a boatload of porn. They barely killed half of it if based on random samples some of their competitors did before and after the great purge. The biggest change is that they started to kill ability to re-share old porn content but re-uploaded copies of the same old porn still show up. > That also seems quite unlikely. It might make it to YouTube, but it's unlikely that it would make much of a stir; certainly not enough to get on the evening news. We see the outrage playing out daily in the news. If Pepsi ends up in a hot water with the ad featuring Kandall giving a soda to a cop one does not need to be a genius to predict what happens in a case of Orbits ad next to a porn video. > Does that mean that it doesn't deserve to exist? It deserving to exist is irrelevant. Someone needs to fund it or make enough money to make it worth to them.