At what point does it become a notable amount of pornography? Is it purely a matter of volume or does like, breadth of different types of pornography count? Does one just go on imageboards and count the tags? Could one compel wikipedia to accept a page about any other media property by using those kinds of numbers to justify it?
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in reply to @amypercent's post:
Oh because literally millions of videos of 3d porn was made of it 7 days after its release, it was an observable phenomenon~
in reply to @bruno's post:
For a few ridiculous years there were several OW characters on Pornhub most searched for, and both it and Bioshock Infinite are largely responsible for Blender's popularity (Or is that a persistent rumor?)
They were, quite literally, game changers for hentai/video game pornography
A cursory search through Rule34.xxx brings 85329 (counting Overwatch 2 tags as well) entries, which compared to long-running franchises like Final Fantasy - 88492 entries - and Sonic - 92999 entries - really drives the point of how quickly and how large it grew. It was notable, in several ways.
Its also, admitedly, very goofy that it has its own Wiki page, but I can't say its unearned.