Neeka

Smoking hot! Looking forward to many future ones!

I hope never cease to be amazed at how much brighter a beautiful woman can make my day.

Thank you for your lovely post, my day turned much better.

Gorgeous! And I love that you’re showing off how it moves as well

Wow, I love this! Playful, sexy, and you seem to enjoy yourself which is so very hot!

Multiple posts, although it’s frowned upon to spam them at the same time

It looks great from here, but maybe try it a few times more just to be sure?

Flaunt it if ya got it

So very hot, I keep holding my breath looking at it 🔥

I’d love to see more of you enjoying yourself; feeling yourself, touching yourself, edging/cumming, trying stuff (or people) that excites you, that sort of thing. You looked very sexy in your recent masturbation clip for example.

More of those please :3

What the fuck is wrong with you?

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This whole take would mean that it’s fine to share revenge porn because you found it uploaded somewhere, and that it’s up to the victim to chase down every copy faster than it can be shared, and hope mods everywhere are active and responsive enough to remove it before it gets shared again.

Maybe that is the best practice we can offer, it does seem kind of shitty though.

I agree that this is atrocious.

For the proposed rules it’s less of an issue though, as any non-consensual act is forbidden, regardless of if they’ve consented to it being shared (which porn stars typically do to get paid).

Depending on how far the noncon rule applies, I foresee an issue with media sharing.

Very little media will have explicit consent to be shared in our communities, or even social media in general. If we interpret the sharing as part of what you consent to (as is the case with OC but not revenge porn), no found media can be allowed.

If we allow the commonly used fair/similar use principle (found media may typically be shared in the same type of setting it was found) - how do we differentiate between found porn and found revenge porn?

If we mod as a response to reports, as in: we allow it until someone reports this being wrongful content, the rules will be fine, but obscure or poorly modded communities risk becoming seedy and drag the whole instance reputation down.

But these thoughts can’t be novel, has anyone checked if there’s a well tested out best practice to keep mods, community and admin safe?