Could we possibly have separate communities for men and women? With blurred thumbs disabled, I don’t really want to see other dicks while I’m dealing with mine.

I think promoting an OF or whatever is fine as long as it’s not in the post title or body (e.g. people should be able to link to it in their profile or in other communities that permit self-promotion)

I don’t see the issue provided there is no attempts at self promotion in titles, in the image or in the comments, I am a creator myself however I do it for the thrill and the profit but only link to my OF on my profile incase anyone wants to know I have one, but I don’t try force or persuade anyone to signup to it it’s just there, you know kind of like how many photographers do photography for a hobby and some also do it for a profit, however if creators aren’t welcome here now or in the future there are plenty other communities and this community will do fine without creators, I just think the better way to go about it would be making the rules that there is no self promotion in titles, images or comments, up to you but just wanted to share my thoughts.

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I think the no promotion rule is good, though I’d argue that we should just keep it as “no promotion of off site content in this community.” Effectively enforcing the no promotion anywhere rule would require relatively invasive moderation, and could lead to inconsistent enforcement and arbitrary hair splitting.

Controlling what people can do here is fine, but trying to dictate what they do elsewhere seems unnecessary.

If their links are in their profile that’s one thing. I’m definitely against the spamming of posts and all that annoying stuff. So I think there’s a balance to be found rather than a strict allowed or banned.

For the gender tags, I feel like it could benefit browsing. I look for different things pretty often and a [M] or [FFM] makes it simple to know who’s involved while keeping a good pace.

Things are looking great so far, great job!

I’m not a huge gonewild fella but, in the interest of expanding the community, I personally think one link in the comments or something seems a fair balance of rewarding content creators (of which there are a limited number) and the fans.

Just my two cents.

That some will use the same username which can then be found on OnlyFans is fine. What is not fine is the way it works on FetLife. Women make a low quality post how incredibly horny they are, it gets upvoted and the whole ploy is to redirect you to their business. Primarily rules need to be focused to disable that.

I dont think we should segregate. I think gonewild should be a celebration of positive sexual energy. There are plenty of spaces to go just to avoid seeing peni. I support your desire to get the experience you are looking for, but i think segregation is the wrong way to go about it.

Another reason i dont support it is i think it adds an unnecessary amount of work for mods. I hope from the reddit fiasco that have learned we should try to make mods lives easier so more good mods want to do the work most people, myself included, are unwilling to put in for us all to have nice things.

Finally i think it sends a bad message. Theres nothing wrong with male sexual organs in the apprppriate context and if nothing else gonewild IS the appropriate context.

My 2cents anyway

I would prefer no self promotion in this community. As long as its a separate account i am fine with posters promoting elsewhere.

Theres my vote

There is already the /c/onlyfans_ads community. If they want to promote their off-site account it should be done there and not here. Maybe there needs to be a more general “promo” community that isn’t just OF?