If your clients, prices and messages leave with you, platforms have to earn your business. If they don't, platforms own it. More independence for workers means more competition on terms. That's the future worth building.
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Replying to @andres49220547 @useslip
You can navigate to more > settings and privacy > privacy and safety > content you see > uncheck the "Display media that may contain sensitive content". Then go to your page and scroll to find out which are marked as sensitive content. You'll see the blur and warning.
Yes. The inconsistency is super frustrating.
there’s no secret, and this isn’t new!! NSFW accounts have been shadow banned for a while now. my issue with this is that X likes to pick and choose what is considered “NSFW”. one day you can post a bikini picture and it’ll be completely fine!!! but the next day you post one and it’ll get flagged. i’ve had regular selfies get completely flagged. there are no clear guidelines on what the algorithm considers “NSFW”!!! i also want to state im not talking about the obvious NSFW content im talking about creators that have sfw accounts.
The four we built Slip around:
1. Your traffic, from anywhere. You are not beholden to any one platform's algorithm.
2. 90% of every sale.
3. One link, anywhere you post it so customers land directly on your content and don't require an account.
4. Upload once, it sells and delivers 24/7.
We’d add a 5th: if this platform bans me tomorrow, what leaves with me? If the answer is “nothing,” the other four don’t matter.
We're looking for a small group of creators who regularly sell in DMs to take part in our pilot program at sliplink.co/ If you're interested our DMs are open.
Being real used to be a vibe. Now it’s the product. A note on where we see the creator economy going and which side to be on.
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Gooners pay for porn , not just bookmark 10 seconds clips and “claim” they love your stuff
OF agencies are literally the antithesis of why the platform was created to begin with. The point was to give creators freedom so they are not preyed upon and controlled by sleazy managers like other adult entertainment sites. The fact that it’s men who usually run these agencies is even more disturbing.
They convince these girls they’ll be rich when in reality they’re taking the majority of their money on top of the 20% cut OF already takes. The ones actually getting rich are the agencies who get to quietly exist in the shadows. Meanwhile the girls put themselves at risk of lifelong harassment from the public. Something a teenager isn’t going to understand which the agencies know and is why they prey on them. It’s disgusting.
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I say as a community we support people like this most heavily impacted. It costs us nothing to throw a little free promo or even tip 🫶 help them transition to new sites. I’ll be looking for models like this and sending some support. Join me 😊
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