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(VIDEO) How important are ethics in adult?
Adult Insights Ep 21 Video
Are ethics important in adult? Everyone says yes... or at least most do at least while they have a camera pointed at them. Some, though, suggest that there's a grey area that is acceptable to operate in. Where do you draw the line? Would crossing it really affect your business? We hear thoughts from Monty from AVN, Jay D from CrazyShit.com, Kevsh, Avalanche from CherryPimps, Monica from HotMovies, Rob Waters from LiveBucks, SheDevil from Think Pink Online, HoneLynn from High Def Riches and Vegas Ken from The Best Porn. Some faves: Kevsh: "Any publicity is good publicity...the examples are numerous of where bad publicity has helped companies." Avalanche: "People have no problem taking money and screwing people over." Monica: "It's good to be aware of the other side... even if you don't employ them, you can see what you can do to take advantage of what other people are doing." SponsorsList sends special thanks to Yappo Dollars for their support. How important are ethics in adult?? |
After recent experience I would dare to say it's actually a competitive advantage..
Although it hurts. |
another home run Doug:)
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Can i borrow Monica for the weekend?
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(I'm all about the positive spin, even if it means chasing rainbows at night) |
Ethics are definitely huge in this industry, you either have it or not. If you have to say something is on the border, it's just to make you feel better about what you did. The people with ethics and morality will go further in this industry in the long run... but at the same time we have a different set of ethics then most people outside the industry, but we know the general limits.
Great episode! |
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Good post Doug!
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Cheers Erasmo... nothing like some quality "ethics" conversation to stir the soul. hehe :)
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Ethics in adult!?!? Don't be ridiculous.
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I'm keeping mine. Whether or not I don't get as far ahead or not.
I guarantee it makes me more money in the long run. Guaranteed. |
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Registered User Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 96 Words of Wisdom ? :Oh crap I am sure that with your long run experience in our industry you can enlight us all about your theory..... |
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One thing that you will learn over time is the game is played behind the scenes, not on these boards. You can't go around outing everyone when you want to. You can pick certain things to kick people in the nuts about, but behind the scenes is where the real dirt is. Some people get to see it, some don't. You've learned a lot in short period of time, but you haven't even cracked the surface on the ethics of many people you think you may know. :2 cents: You're a good kid and I think you'll go far, just know that when you say someone is a "stand up guy", they may actually not be. Much Love. :) |
Nice Post and Interview Doug BTW :thumbsup
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Interesting topic, especially considering the big banners for JuggCash on the page. :)
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See what I mean. LOL. the lines cross too many places to not do biz with people. if you didnt do bizness with anyone that had some shady in them how would anyone make any money? sad but true. no offense to doug, but i thought that was a funny post you just made. |
damage you missed chris hansen ripped image and cartooned in the webcashmaker banner or whatever the name is. lol.
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Some of the biggest dirt bags in the history of mankind reside at the top levels of this industry and the means of which of how they got there often involved some criminal activity or other. Cool guys yeah some of them but none the less some are the most unethical fuck heads you never met. I think Ethics has very little to do with this industry. If it's legal or technically legal there is no moral about a decision. It could be spam, UBE, Dialers, Shaving, Shooting 18 year old girls with braces on thier birth day's. It oculd be stealing traffic, jacking traffic, stealing content outright, You name it, it has been done. So clearly what is ethic? Ethic is nothing more than a matter of comfort and some have more and some have less of it. I were to deem myself as ethical I seriously doubt I would have been in this business as long as I have. |
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Notice how I said that my ethics will get ME personally farther. Trustworthy people are hard to find. In the long run they find nice homes. As for shadies, well they are what they are. Man if I could spew some of the shit I know after the last year of investigation and talking to people, oh boy oh boy. Not would it rock some people, it would be just flat RUDE! :winkwink: |
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Eventually, this industry MIGHT get cleaned up, although I wouldn't hold my breath waiting. But just like any industry which matures, it WILL consolidate, get more regulated (from without or from within) and entry barriers will creep up. Plus, if porn gets more and more mainstream (which I believe it will), more eyes will be on the industry and the people in it as others would see it more as a legitimate business, instead of the devil's offsprings trying to tempt good Christians into sinning. :) |
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And you're also bang on about the need to watch out for the "stand up guys" you think you know, in this business or any other. People are a lot different than they appear on the boards or what you see of them at conferences. Adult brings special kind of magic to the mix, though. It's like if you've ever been in any crisis. You bond with those random people around you, fighting for a common goal. However, had that crisis never occurred, you would never had had the desire to do as much as hold the door open for some of them. This industry seems a lot like that. We catch a lot of flack for doing what we do, so there seems to be this instinctive bonding that goes on. Personally, I enjoy it, but you have to see a lot of it for what it is: we're all trapped together so we are just making the best of it. :) |
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However... I am SOOOOOOOO ethical it hurts. :) |
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It's all about where YOU draw the line personally, no industry draws that line for you.
To put it another way, if someone screwed you blatantly and laughed about it in public, would you blame the industry that they were in? Car dealer? (all crooks?) Plumber? (all crooks?) Doctor? (all quacks?) You get the idea. Ethics are entirely personal, not dependant on an industry. IMHO plus :2 cents: |
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you rule. but are you saying i look like a cheater? ha! i guess it could be the "pirate" in me. |
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Again thanks for the comments Airek, I am taking what you said and definitely keeping it in mind for the future. Add me to icq and we can talk sometime. |
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Having said that, i appreciate all the flattery. It WILL get you traffic! :) :p |
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