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Originally Posted by mopek1
That sucks. Sorry you're going through it.
I hate the idea that people can just shut someone's account down, or stop a relationship without telling them what they did wrong, or giving them a chance to fix it.
Like you said, you probably didn't do anything wrong and they know it which is why they never give any real answers.
Sounds like adult is being excluded from everything slowly because businesses don't want to be associated with it.
Google especially is cowardly. Either don't allow adult and let the other search engines be the source of traffic for people seeking adult content, or allow it plain and simple. They want to appear 'family friendly' but not lose adult surfers. Visa is likely doing the same.
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I get it, but this is mostly to do with recycled content, and content of dubious origin.
Like fuzebox mentioned earlier, not only do you need to have legal pages explaining the takedown procedures, but you also need to have good documentation for your content, and not just ID/2257. No legit paysite with a proper production will have these issues, only tiny paysites using recycled content... they just don't want the hassle of someone coming back and including the processors in the suit as well over a 2001 shoot for XYZ Productions LLC that no longer even exists, but My Paysite LLC is still using the said content, even though the performer moved on now, and is married to a rich dentist out of Connecticut.
You won't get issues like this with paysites that are producing new content, and that are able to get up-to-date information on performers, etc... but yeah, I don't see an issue here. This is just risk mitigation... would you risk it? I personally wouldn't... using recycled content is a disaster waiting to happen.
Obviously, it's different if you shot it, and are able to get in touch with performers, but otherwise... not much use for it.