‘Love is not lost’
“No pornography” policy met with widespread outrage Sex worker‘The group said that OnlyFans’ success is based on the work of adult performers-they get 20% of their income through the site-but betrayed them.
Critics also said that OnlyFans provides sex workers with financial security and a safe working environment, and they will find themselves in a disadvantaged position after the ban.
The announcement on Wednesday left OnlyFans performers hurt and relieved. Some people said they had moved their business elsewhere.
“OnlyFans has shown that they are willing to throw sex workers off the bus when they think it makes economic sense for them,” said British sex worker, journalist and activist Lydia Caradonna.
“This platform has not lost love. I also doubt this move because they don’t seem to completely reverse the situation. They say they have suspended changes. But does this mean forever?”
In the past week, OnlyFans has shown signs of trying to rename it, positioning itself as a more family-friendly website where people can subscribe to videos of their favorite chefs or yoga teachers.
It has been actively recruiting artists, fashion stylists and other mainstream content creators, and if they open an account on the site, it will provide them with free promotion.
