Sadly, I do believe that X will fully ban NSFW content in the future. It might not be tomorrow or next month but I do believe it will happen sometime in 2027 or 2028 the latest. I was there during the Tumblr ban and X is following the same patterns, especially with the shadowbans. Now that X has "X Money" involved with the platform, that means possibly trying to hook investors or listeing to credit card companies, which means getting rid of content that investors and banks find "problematic". As sad as it is and as much I hate censorship with a passion, it might be best to start cleaning up your profile now and be ready to transition into SFW content creation. I definitely see what's coming!
For those saying that I'm "fear mongering", I'm not! I'm just speculating! I definitely could be wrong. I guess we'll see what the future has in store.
Sadly, I do believe that X will fully ban NSFW content in the future. It might not be tomorrow or next month but I do believe it will happen sometime in 2027 or 2028 the latest. I was there during the Tumblr ban and X is following the same patterns, especially with the shadowbans. Now that X has "X Money" involved with the platform, that means possibly trying to hook investors or listeing to credit card companies, which means getting rid of content that investors and banks find "problematic". As sad as it is and as much I hate censorship with a passion, it might be best to start cleaning up your profile now and be ready to transition into SFW content creation. I definitely see what's coming!
I don't think X is looking for a buyer but from what I've read about Elon buying X, he lost a good amount of money and bought a problem due to bots and stuff. From what I understand, X has been losing money and so that's why premium exists, to prove to the system you're human and so Elon can make money back. With X Money, it makes users want to stay if that means making money off of posts but X Money will eventually need investors, etc. It just reminds me of YouTube. I'm just speculating though and could be wrong.
@_Procatz_ I'm not fear mongering, just speculating! Especially since banks are getting involved now with X. It feels like it would become no different than YouTube!
JAPÓN RECHAZA TRATAR LA FICCIÓN COMO REALIDAD
Japón mantiene una diferencia que muchos mercados extranjeros ya no hacen: una persona real y un personaje ficticio no reciben automáticamente el mismo trato ante la ley.
Esa postura también llegó a su política cultural. El Ministerio de Economía, Comercio e Industria fijó como principio la «no interferencia en el contenido de las obras creativas» mientras impulsa el anime, manga y videojuegos japoneses en el extranjero.
La contradicción aparece cuando esas obras salen de Japón: el país busca exportarlas sin meter mano en su contenido, pero terminan entrando a plataformas y mercados que sí aplican restricciones más amplias a la ficción para adultos.
DIBUJAR CONTENIDO ADULTO PAGA MÁS
El creador japonés Anetarou confesó públicamente que trabajar dibujando contenido para adultos de forma independiente es muchísimo más rentable que ser un mangaka profesional.
El artista acusó a las editoriales oficiales de explotar a los dibujantes, pagándoles apenas entre el 5% y el 10% en regalías por su trabajo.
En contraste, el mercado independiente le permite a los autores retener hasta el 80% de sus ganancias — la razón, según él, de que tantos talentos eviten la ruta comercial tradicional.
El manga oficial no paga las cuentas.