We're 100+ comments into the thread and nobody's brought up free speech yet. Not an argument I'd make personally, but it comes up so readily for all other sites.
Imagine swapping this comments section for one on the BBC coverage of Parler. You'd get
- angry defense of the right of anyone to post anything
- repercussions to posting denounced as "cancel culture"
- advocacy of censorship-free payment methods
- condemnation of censorship by major tech companies (there's no OF app because it would be banned, and even mentioning it on Insta can sometimes get you banned, which is why creators post indirect links)
- demands for laws to be passed guaranteeing that you could post porn on Facebook without being banned
Conversely, if we swap this comment thread to one on Parler we'd be asking who these content creators are that are exploiting lonely young men, whether this kind of content should be stigmatized more, and if it's a history of abuse that leads them to do it.
Imagine swapping this comments section for one on the BBC coverage of Parler. You'd get
- angry defense of the right of anyone to post anything
- repercussions to posting denounced as "cancel culture"
- advocacy of censorship-free payment methods
- condemnation of censorship by major tech companies (there's no OF app because it would be banned, and even mentioning it on Insta can sometimes get you banned, which is why creators post indirect links)
- demands for laws to be passed guaranteeing that you could post porn on Facebook without being banned
Conversely, if we swap this comment thread to one on Parler we'd be asking who these content creators are that are exploiting lonely young men, whether this kind of content should be stigmatized more, and if it's a history of abuse that leads them to do it.