Video sharing site OnlyFans, best known for its creators’ adult videos and photos, will prohibit sexually explicit content starting October 1st. First reported by Bloomberg, the company says it is making the changes because of pressure from its banking and payment provider partners.

The company will prohibit users from posting any sexually explicit conduct, starting in October. Creators will still be allowed to post nude photos and videos, provided they’re consistent with OnlyFans’ policy, the company said Thursday.

“In order to ensure the long-term sustainability of our platform, and to continue to host an inclusive community of creators and fans, we must evolve our content guidelines,” OnlyFans said in a statement emailed to The Verge.

Creators on the platform will still be allowed to post nude images as long as they comply with the site’s acceptable use policy. More information will be available in the coming days, the company added: “OnlyFans remains committed to the highest levels of safety and content moderation of any social platform.”

OnlyFans now is main place for small independent porno. Especially after huge blow on PornHub last year.

It can be seen in all places how extremely conservative views are returning.

The majority of Russians (80%) are ready to quit their jobs to start working as bloggers. This follows from the results of a study of the platform for working with bloggers Perfluence and the analytical agency Research Me, which TASS got acquainted with.

“Among Russians who have never blogged professionally - 80% expressed a desire to quit their main job to become a blogger. More than half of them are Russians from 16 to 24 years old, two thirds of whom are women (73%). Of the Russians surveyed, more than 30% saw the prospect of other professions as a prospect for the blogging profession - respondents over 45 years old. More than half of them (55%) were men, "the study says.

In addition, more than 80% of those surveyed who have never blogged are ready to undergo additional training in order to professionally make money on it. 50% of respondents believe that they lack knowledge of trends in the social media market for blogging, 44% said they do not know how to create content, 40% said they lack copywriting skills, 35% of Russians reported a lack of discipline for blogging.

According to the survey, 39% of the respondents would like to earn at least 100 thousand rubles a month by blogging, 26% - 200 thousand rubles, 25% - from 500 thousand to 1 million rubles. 10% believe that it is enough to earn 50 thousand rubles on a blog. Among the surveyed Russians who are professionally engaged in blogging, 35% are in the age group from 25 to 34 years old, 25% - from 35 to 44 years old - 25%, 16% - young people under 24 years old.

Among those who are already professionally blogging, 70% combine this occupation with their main job, while for 30% it is a source of income. 22% of those who combine blogging with their main job are employed in trade, 11% in transport, 10% have their own business, another 10% work in the service sector, 9% work in government agencies, 3% in medicine and another 3% - in the IT sector. Of these, 28% were against combining blogging with their main job and would like to completely switch to the development of personal social networks. While 72% of respondents are not ready for such changes.

Moscow (26%), Yekaterinburg (9%) and St. Petersburg (6%) entered the top 3 cities with the largest number of bloggers.

Anthropogenic emissions of carbon dioxide launched the most powerful process of global greening on the planet, which has not been equal on Earth for at least 54 thousand years. And maybe a couple of million years. The current overgrowth of the planet with terrestrial plants is proceeding unusually quickly. Back in 1900, green land biomass was 23.7% less than it is today. Moreover, the process is accelerating: after 2000, green biomass has increased by 1.2% per year.

The reasons are the same as the increase in agricultural yields from carbon dioxide emissions: plants feed on CO2 from the air. The more it is, the more food they have. And, as shown by special scientific works, the effect does not disappear over time.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7154678/

https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1748-9326/ab79e5