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Originally Posted by The Porn Nerd
We have met, at shows, and I know what you do. You take blurry photos at industry shows and run a site that posts them. I consider you to be a paparazzi of sorts. I like a few of them (JFK, Buster, etc) but generally I consider you necessary parasites of any Industry.
In other words, it's easy to sit in judgment not having created any adult content other than photos of half-drunk Industry types smiling in front of booths. So when it comes to tubes I respectfully disavow your opinion tho you have a right to write it.
Reminder: this attack on Pornhub and XVideos is an attack on the entire Adult Industry. I agree offending material should be deleted from tubes and not allowed to return via "user uploads". But realize this is just the opening battle in an upcoming war on porn that will affect us all (even those going to shows and photographing them).
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When attending tradeshows and conferences, I meet thousands of people each year. We may have crossed paths, but I dont know who you are, and you still know JACK about me. I never took photos. The very existence of NALEM was never created for profit. For a period of time, it was mostly Buster's work that was posted to the site.
Sure its easy to judge, we do it every day. I have professional relationships with people in this very industry who were immediately effected by the theft of their content, only to see it published to sites like PornHub. I walked away from what later turned out to be hundreds of millions because a business partner of mine decided to compete with PH, and I wholely disagreed with the business model which relied on stolen content.
And PornHub ... the issue with V and MC temporarily pulling the processing was directly caused by PornHub's willful and intentional actions and not caused by the industry at large. Conservatives can always look for a reason to censor the porn industry, so why give them a reason? When content producers flagrantly post hardcore images to open, easily accessible, public sites, those very producers deserve what is coming to them. This industry has repeatedly failed to self regulate. Maybe its time that it does. Unfortunately it won't. Instead the industry at large will continue to cry that they are the victim here.