RunawayDanish

I'm on my phone so I don't have the link handy. I'm not sure I understand their math on having 6 whole months when they didn't have six whole weeks, and are self reporting a continued deficit. I wanted to signal boost my bud Qwaxi-Lixard who has a "do/don't support adult artwork payments" list I'll link later when I update this post, likely tomorrow.

Co-host staff want to operate a pay platform, in fact Co-host isn't supposed to be the their principal product, so that means asking hard questions. Questions that require lawyers. Questions that require time. Questions that require thoroughness and familiarity with Policy, Law, and Industry. Co-host staff has not impressed in these domains, and frankly I'm not going to get overly comfortable and will proceed with attempting to orchestrate more archival options.

Gumroad also stopped supporting any adult or explicit content being sold on their platform today. Mr. Stark I don't feel so good.

If I am understanding right, this is the first major company to intentionally stop using reddit from the API changes and the subsequent chaos and fallout of various subs protesting and/or posting NSFW material or just being chaos.

This means these "protests" are actually working and are scaring off larger companies or making others strongly reconsider using it. Minecraft, the still largest game in the world, stepping off the platform is probably going to signal the mass-exodus of other companies following suit, probably going back to bespoke forums rather then centralized hubs like Reddit.

I say good, screw reddit lmao