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• ↓ Some Notes on the Tumblr & Facebook Adult Content Ban | Good Vibes»
• ↓ 20 Years Later, How The 'Sex And The City' Vibrator Episode Created A Lasting Buzz»
• ↓ A Sexologist's Thoughts on Orgasm Day | Good Vibes»
• ↓ 28 Times Dr. Carol Queen Rocked Our Socks While Making The World A Sexier Place! | Good Vibes»
• ↓ Sexy Sex, Newsy News: Is Jada a Sex Addict? | Good Vibes»
• ↓ Want to Up Your Performance in Bed? Masturbate More, Says Experts»
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"Good Vibrations is not part of the Tumblr community—but just about all of our friends seem to be. From many of our blogger colleagues, to queer porn creators like Pink & White Productions, to the library and archives of the Center for Sex & Culture, Tumblr has been a home for many people who want to communicate their intense interest in (especially) alternative forms of porn and carry on other discussions about adult topics. We stand by them as they mourn—and rage about—the decision made by Tumblr’s owners to severely limit the sexual content of the site’s creators and curators. This action seeks to shame and marginalize sex-positive people, and its effect will be to disconnect community."

"The Tumblr announcement came the same week as a decision by Facebook to police suggestive content was announced. “Mentioning sexual roles, sex positions, fetish scenarios, sexual preference/sexual partner preference…” as well as other content is banned under its updated Terms of Service. I don’t know about you, but I can’t do my job (much less have fun on the weekend) if I can’t talk about that stuff. There’s debate online and off as to whether the Tumblr ban was inspired by SESTA/FOSTA, but broad agreement that Facebook’s ban most likely was."

"SESTA/FOSTA, which stands for Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act & Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act, is a law passed in April 2018 that seeks to make internet platforms responsible for content they host that allows human trafficking to be carried out via these websites on these platforms. There are already laws against trafficking and many of its constituent activities. But the law passed nonetheless, and immediately began to impact the internet. No one in the adult industry thinks that trafficking is OK, but beyond that, it immediately became clear that the people with power—the government, the platforms themselves—could not tell the difference between coerced/forced sex (which is the component of trafficking SESTA/FOSTA really tries to go after) and consent-based sex work. From webcamming to prostitution, this law, and the bans that follow, hits sex workers especially hard."

"How? Aside from street-based prostitution, these days most sex workers’ client- and fan-seeking happens online. Via platforms like Tumblr and many others, sex workers can put themselves out there, showcase their creative work, meet and–-most importantly—screen clients, and carry on with some level of safety. That’s at risk every time their community, and communications, are disrupted by bans like these. Many such disruptions have happened, across many platforms, since April, and sex work has gotten less safe."

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Some Notes on the Tumblr & Facebook Adult Content Ban | Good Vibes»

20 Years Later, How The 'Sex And The City' Vibrator Episode Created A Lasting Buzz»

A Sexologist's Thoughts on Orgasm Day | Good Vibes»

28 Times Dr. Carol Queen Rocked Our Socks While Making The World A Sexier Place! | Good Vibes»

Sexy Sex, Newsy News: Is Jada a Sex Addict? | Good Vibes»

Want to Up Your Performance in Bed? Masturbate More, Says Experts»