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<blockquote data-quote="Alison C" data-source="post: 78451" data-attributes="member: 3943"><p>Great discussion points both. I am wondering how OF will change once we are out of lockdown - will people still have the sort of time they need to make the most of their membership? At a financial level it does compare favourably with a monthly gym subscription (!), and the concept clearly holds a lot of appeal, judging by the sheer numbers and dramatic growth. That is the accessibility [USER=1572]@Dheepa[/USER] points out. I haven't looked into any data on gender imbalance either in subscribers or contributors; nor into how the content is regulated. I did read that a lot of accounts are taken down each month when the OF team flag them, so they are claiming to keep an eye on things.</p><p></p><p>I'm not entirely clear how OF TV is going to work - I understand that it's to develop the idea of exclusive behind-the-scenes access but whether or not the expansion succeeds has yet to be seen.</p><p></p><p>Regarding interview fodder, I agree it's a sensitive discussion subject, but all the more reason to think about the commercial aspects ahead of time, to avoid digging any holes for yourself - and potentially to have a view ready to express if needed. There is some overlap with classic online sex sites such as PornHub (probably best avoided at most interviews), but the intersection with Patreon (noted by [USER=5063]@Jacob Miller[/USER]) is an easier one to look at. Even the fact that OF sits somewhere between the two is of interest - going forward, that slightly blurred market position could be a strength as well as a weakness. Another aspect to consider in a media or tech-focused interview is why OF is clearly working where American short-form streaming platform Quibi failed. The content of Quibi, while short-lived, was far more traditional. There is plenty to say about the rivalry between the other short-form platforms which now include Facebook, Instagram and TikTok, plus the current popularity of the less visual but trendier Clubhouse. Somehow all of these have mushroomed in the past decade and more, leaving us with a very different set of options.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Alison C, post: 78451, member: 3943"] Great discussion points both. I am wondering how OF will change once we are out of lockdown - will people still have the sort of time they need to make the most of their membership? At a financial level it does compare favourably with a monthly gym subscription (!), and the concept clearly holds a lot of appeal, judging by the sheer numbers and dramatic growth. That is the accessibility [USER=1572]@Dheepa[/USER] points out. I haven't looked into any data on gender imbalance either in subscribers or contributors; nor into how the content is regulated. I did read that a lot of accounts are taken down each month when the OF team flag them, so they are claiming to keep an eye on things. I'm not entirely clear how OF TV is going to work - I understand that it's to develop the idea of exclusive behind-the-scenes access but whether or not the expansion succeeds has yet to be seen. Regarding interview fodder, I agree it's a sensitive discussion subject, but all the more reason to think about the commercial aspects ahead of time, to avoid digging any holes for yourself - and potentially to have a view ready to express if needed. There is some overlap with classic online sex sites such as PornHub (probably best avoided at most interviews), but the intersection with Patreon (noted by [USER=5063]@Jacob Miller[/USER]) is an easier one to look at. Even the fact that OF sits somewhere between the two is of interest - going forward, that slightly blurred market position could be a strength as well as a weakness. Another aspect to consider in a media or tech-focused interview is why OF is clearly working where American short-form streaming platform Quibi failed. The content of Quibi, while short-lived, was far more traditional. There is plenty to say about the rivalry between the other short-form platforms which now include Facebook, Instagram and TikTok, plus the current popularity of the less visual but trendier Clubhouse. Somehow all of these have mushroomed in the past decade and more, leaving us with a very different set of options. [/QUOTE]
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