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I don't know why you continue to post if you don't have anything worthwhile to contribute to the dialogue here. Are you somehow under the impression that porn is illegal? I suppose it could be if you live in a Middle Eastern country, but in the US and the majority of the world there are no...

We're just following the money. You simply don't have the right to generate profits from content that was not created by you. Fortunately for us, laws on the books in the US are designed to protect media creators. And pretty much all the infrastructure of the internet runs through Reston...

This is correct. And that includes models, too.

Whine all you want. The only thing that will bring back the file locker industry is if you discontinue the practice of willfully and wantonly f***g the entire media creation industry. You might want to start creating your own media right now, if that's what you're into. Or maybe you can...

If the adult industry is sinking, what do you think is happening to the adult piracy industry? Does the parasite really want to kill the host? Sounds like the long-term sustainability of your business model has some issues. If adult content producers die, so do you.

Of course you can find infringing videos on any video service that allows user-generated content. But the defining difference that you're so conveniently avoiding is that YouTube does not exist for the sole purpose of promoting piracy. YouTube is the most legitimate channel of media...

Youtube is hugely different, and makes your example meaningless. Youtube does not pay for uploads, and does not pay for downloads, and they also respond extremely quickly to DMCA takedown notices. Oh, and they also don't re-post content that was previously taken down by DMCA. Sounds like you...

Stop acting like it's your God Given right to steal anything in digital form and then sell it for your own profits. Listen... in language you can comprehend... content creators such as myself work damn hard and spend a ton of money creating content that people enjoy, and that content was meant...

Fair use dude! Safe harbor, bro! The law protects pirates, didn't you hear the news? ;) They won't do anything that will be economically sustainable because the only thing upload monkeys know how to do is lie, cheat, and steal. If they had anything of value to contribute to the world...

Buddy... there seems to be a disconnect here. Is there static on the line, or something? I'm going to try hard to help you understand where this problem lies. I'm going to speak slowly... and in plain English. I'm going to use simple words. The problem is not that people are simply...

It is not of anyone's concern which ones cease to operate. The only issue of concern is that they are no longer capable of billing for illegal and stolen content, and that is quickly happening. It will be considered a success when uploaders are no longer getting paid to upload, illegal content...

Good, because nobody was trying to "fool you". The bottom line is your theft business model is pathetic, and the hammer is going to drop on you. Until you change your business model to something that doesn't completely f**k the people you're stealing from, you're going to continue to find...

I've worked in the adult industry for going on 13 years now, and you clearly are WAY off base with this comment. Your words are the same words I've heard from the religious zealots who rail against the adult industry, by using straw-man arguments like this to try to bring clout to their...

I'm not really understanding the correlation. The porn industry is a legal industry in which thousands of photographers pay models to create legal content to sell through payment processors. Illegal file lockers are websites that pay uploaders to steal the work of content creators, and then...