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Kansas Is About to Pass the Most Extreme Age Verification Law Yet
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this post was submitted on 27 Mar 2024
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Laughing as I picture spez and company trying to figure out what percentage of reddit is porn
That dude definitely has a cum box.
That dude definitely is a cum box.
FTFY
I mean Reddit has been trending in the direction to remove NSFW content completely from their site. A couple more laws like this would probably give them the ammo needed to say goodbye.
Tumblr tried to do that.
Tried
And succeeded. Unfortunately, they also succeeded in killing their own platform at the same time.
Y’know, post porn-ban tumblr has seen a bit of an influx of more “professional” type blogs and I think I’m okay with it. More and more podcasts and youtubers I follow are making and maintaining tumblrs.
Obviously I would’ve preferred the porn not be banned in the first place, but given the timeline we’re stuck with I don’t hate where it’s going.
That's bound to go well.
Ya but they also have a very large lgbtq community.
He's gonna have to run a lot more ads to get those numbers down.
I'd wager more than 25%