Are they different people? I figured they had a bit of a Tyler Durden thing going on at most.Hey Subeles been following yours and selebus's work for a while and i am aware of their dislike for f95 it speaks a lot to how important it is for you all to relay Selebus's request to us. though i never subbed with patron for this very reason ill be picking up an annual game pass on the 1st, i hope Selebus's game is restored but if not then i hope subscribe star can continue to support you and i am happy to contribute how I can.
They're the same person. It was an alt that he doesn't need to use anymoreAre they different people? I figured they had a bit of a Tyler Durden thing going on at most.
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That worked for OnlyFans because %90 of its content is porn, so when all the adult content creators started moving their content elsewhere, it was an existential threat.It will persist until creators rise against it, can't make money if nobody is using your service to begin with and even their dealings with PayPal and Visa can't save them. If all creators rise against this issue, platforms like Patreon will see the error even if it takes the burning of the dollar signs in their eyes, figuratively speaking, to do it. They can either stop this madness or they can start to go down in flames as creators move to other platforms that have already been blacklisted by PayPal and Visa, like SubscribeStar, in a mass exodus. I know it won't happen until far more creators are affected, far too late for this game, and that is assuming it does at all, but that would be a fix.
My question is: how did they not know that ahead of time and see that coming?That worked for OnlyFans because %90 of its content is porn, so when all the adult content creators started moving their content elsewhere, it was an existential threat.
Which runs afoul of Patreon's "If ANYTHING you do ANYWHERE offends us, we will shut you down" policy.Patreon is not dependent upon revenue from adult content creators. Most of their creators are YouTubers, streamers, musicians, artists, authors, etc. Yeah, there's a lot of cosplayers, but most of the erotic cosplayers I am aware use Patreon for their non-erotic content and OF for their erotic content.
The issue is that the problem is going to dog us until it is somehow dealt with- if it even can be.They won't miss us, and why waste energy on a club that doesn't want us as members?
They weren't given a choice.My question is: how did they not know that ahead of time and see that coming?
It does. As with most of these games, they're trying their best to fly under the radar. Some of them fly too high and get shut down. But most of the cosplayers on Patreon don't offer full nudes on ANY platform, so they're not even really at risk.Which runs afoul of Patreon's "If ANYTHING you do ANYWHERE offends us, we will shut you down" policy.
That would require the underpinninig laws to change. It's the laws that drive everything else.The issue is that the problem is going to dog us until it is somehow dealt with- if it even can be.
Thanks, Internet Historian, very cool. When will you upload to your main channel?They weren't given a choice.
Remember when Bella Thorne blew up OnlyFans and made more money in a day than most of OF makes in a month combined?
There were a lot of chargebacks because she promised "nudes" and gave them handbra pics.
So that's a ton of transactions, followed the next day by a ton of transaction reversals.
That's considered suspicious activity, and it got the payment processors anxious. Not too long after that, CP was found on PornHub, and that put the processors on the offensive, and they went after OnlyFans even though OF is probably the single platform that goes out of its way to be FOSTA/SESTA compliant.
Forced with changing their terms of service as VISA's whims or going crypto-only, they chose the former. Unlike PH, OF was still small enough that going crypto-only would have been suicide. Honeslty, they knew when they made that decision that either one could wind up going poorly. So they threw a hail mary.
"Hey, we changed our terms of service as you requested, and the models are leaving in droves to smaller platforms that aren't FOSTA/SESTA compliant, have fun with that"
It worked. The payment processors let them change their terms of service back. At least for now. The damage is done to OF's reputation, but at least they're still in business.
It does. As with most of these games, they're trying their best to fly under the radar. Some of them fly too high and get shut down. But most of the cosplayers on Patreon don't offer full nudes on ANY platform, so they're not even really at risk.
That would require the underpinninig laws to change. It's the laws that drive everything else.
I do vaguely remember that, and I'm guessing she didn't get in hot water over it, despite being the source of the problem.They weren't given a choice.
Remember when Bella Thorne blew up OnlyFans and made more money in a day than most of OF makes in a month combined?
There were a lot of chargebacks because she promised "nudes" and gave them handbra pics.
So that's a ton of transactions, followed the next day by a ton of transaction reversals.
... well, there's a Pirate party, surely there has to be a Horny party out there somewhere right? Right?That would require the underpinninig laws to change. It's the laws that drive everything else.
I am keeping with the joke.Are they different people? I figured they had a bit of a Tyler Durden thing going on at most.
thanks, nice to see you outside the ES tread.They're the same person. It was an alt that he doesn't need to use anymore
Not that I know of.I do vaguely remember that, and I'm guessing she didn't get in hot water over it, despite being the source of the problem.
They are not solely for adult content, but here's the thing, neither was LiL, yet Selebus lost 70% of his income. While they aren't entirely reliant, it WILL be significant if it happens to them. Not only that, but this censorship issue WOULD affect YouTubers as well as this is an issue that hits pretty close to home thanks to Google's rampant enforcement bots. If there is one thing you DON'T want to be known for in the YouTube community, censorship is it.That worked for OnlyFans because %90 of its content is porn, so when all the adult content creators started moving their content elsewhere, it was an existential threat.
Patreon is not dependent upon revenue from adult content creators. Most of their creators are YouTubers, streamers, musicians, artists, authors, etc. Yeah, there's a lot of cosplayers, but most of the erotic cosplayers I am aware use Patreon for their non-erotic content and OF for their erotic content. Adult content creators are a very small fraction of their base, and one they can afford to lose. Abandoning VISA/paypal to retain the porn game business would alienate the majority of their base, who would move to a more convenient platform.
It's best to just recognize that Patreon is a bad platform for this type of content, always has been, and move on.
They won't miss us, and why waste energy on a club that doesn't want us as members?
Blinded by money, plain and simple.My question is: how did they not know that ahead of time and see that coming?
Which runs afoul of Patreon's "If ANYTHING you do ANYWHERE offends us, we will shut you down" policy.
The issue is that the problem is going to dog us until it is somehow dealt with- if it even can be.
What do you mean by "stuck"? Extra French Fries is in the middle of an event chain. You don't have to do anything to see the next event, and you shouldn't be able to spend *any* days on it.I'm stuck at "Extra French Fries". I've gone over 100 days with "Automatic event chain in progress", but it's not firing. Any tips to get passed it?
Sounds like a bugged install. Download a fresh install and see if that shakes it loose.I'm stuck at "Extra French Fries". I've gone over 100 days with "Automatic event chain in progress", but it's not firing. Any tips to get passed it?
Eh, his income didn't grow that much.We have some good news for once....sort of. It sounds like Selebus is starting to make moves toward an entirely SubscribeStar focused income and he has added goals to that page. The first goal, 50% recovery of lost income, is well on its way already to being filled. The second, 75% recovery and the ability to license/commission music returning, also has a signifcant portion of its bar filled. The third, full recovery to 2021 level income, is not quite half way.
I don't want to jump to conclusions here, but the game may not be in as much danger of ceasing production as originally feared, emphasis on MAY. Things could still go south, so don't take what I am saying as definitely what is going to happen in the end. Always wait until the final result is in.
Out of curiosity, are you also making a game?(hell, he's making just about as much money through subscribestar as I do and I'm pretty comfortable with my standard of living)
Like I said in the third goal, 2021 level, which was before the first strike against the game. He was making quite a bit more back then than he has been up to this latest issue. The most important part is that he would recover enough to not have to worry about ceasing production of the game, which is a very real danger at the moment.Eh, his income didn't grow that much.
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He was making $2666 through subscribestar at that time. Not sure what it was immediately before patreon took the game down, but probably was a bit higher since he did just release a new version. So he recovered < $2000/month of lost income, when he was previously making $7k+ through patreon alone ($10k+ before the first takedown) on top of the other revenue sources.
On top of that, the game is going on a multiple month hiatus and just had an update that deliberately trolled the audience. He won't be broke (hell, he's making just about as much money through subscribestar as I do and I'm pretty comfortable with my standard of living), but he won't get back to the previous numbers any time soon.
I have, though not sure if mine would even run on Windows 10, they were made back in the era of XP.Out of curiosity, are you also making a game?