What makes this platform special is that people are anonymous and faceless and stand out with their knowledge the cool things they build.
If we get a bunch of women uploading closeups of their asses, tits and faces and begging for money and attention it will become like Instagram. Then the AI slop will follow.
But isn’t the deeper question whether it’s the content itself that corrupts a space, or the way we collectively choose to give it value? A platform doesn’t decay because faces or bodies appear, it decays when attention shifts from creation to consumption, from substance to spectacle. In that sense, the real battleground isn’t against images or “AI slop,” it’s against the human tendency to reward the shallow over the meaningful. What’s fascinating is that every community seems to face this same test eventually what it decides to glorify ends up shaping what it becomes.
How do I fit in then? I'm a photographer that, among other things, posts pictures of models I've done shoots with. These are generally fairly tame, and I'd argue more arty than porny. It's my creative output.
What you think?
