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While I do agree with you that they can have whatever business model they want and whatever restrictions they want and I assume they don't want to be associated with certain kinds of content, it just seems a poor financial decision we all know what happend to tumblr right? Or maybe some would say what is tumblr at this point as they basically killed themselfs.I agree with what was said on the last page: the "true game" will probably stay true to the original plan, you just have to get the patch from somewhere (like F95). That would mean it won't fizzle out.
If that which was detailed above really happened (I have no way of knowing and hate to jump to conclusions, but it isn't implausible at all) it indeed is very poor behavior by a certain someone - who is probably stroking their dick seeing the reactions because it is the first time somebody noticed them since mommy.
However, I will continue defending Patreon on this. As we all, they can have their business model, as we all could, and if they want to check my church going regularity (which isn't what it used to be only 35 years or so ago) that's well within their rights. Well, not this precise example, that indeed would be an invasion of privacy, but the content of stuff presented on their platform certainly is. Just like almost everybody else they can decide themselves what they promote. Sure, they can be called out if society doesn't agree, but if they don't want to support porn or specific kinks, that should be just as okay as a store should not be forced to carry specific goods if it doesn't want to. Considering how far outside their original "mission and vision" all these games are, we can be pretty happy that it allows for them at all.
Same with only fans just they instead realized that they would kill most of their income and changed their minds pretty quickly realising how dumb it would be to ban adult content.