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Adult-content fans struggle to find niche creators and communities

Adult-content fans, artists, and community seekers report difficulty finding niche creators, stories, and groups that match their interests. Social platforms and existing forums can be hard to search or filter, and some communities restrict adult discussion or make it difficult to separate adult and SFW material. The signals support a discovery problem; they do not establish demand for one service that also hosts content, enables adult chat, or facilitates in-person services.

For adult-content fans, artists, and community seekers. Mentioned from Dec 2023 to May 2026 on Bluesky and Hacker News.

17 different people described this problem in 17 separate discussions.

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What people said

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  1. I wish there were more opportunities outside of Social Media™ for people who make horny content to sell their shit and be easily searchable. Some people don't want to do Social Media (i.e. interact with tons of people online), they just wanna be hot and go and honestly they should be allowed (1/4)
    theadamsurge.bsky.social on BlueskyJan 2024Asked for a tool
  2. I use this website to find artists and accounts who, by definition, fall into "adult content" whether or not they actually post porn, so when you make it a pain in the ass to do that, I want to use your website less
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