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All good points and one more occurred to me last night based on the comment of "updated content" (I'm thinking more and more about this end of the biz). The sheer opportunity for an individual to consume HUGE amounts of porn in a relatively short period of time is really a factor. The demand for updated content is a little weird element because a surfer can pour through an average paysite picking out what they like in a few evenings of dedicated effort. Whereas, I used to own a porn store in the eighties, early nineties, the video booth quarter type store and it would be just impossible for the most dedicated porn lover to get the equivalent number of videos, be able to hide them from the wife and actually watch them in a sort perod of time. Our most dedicated customer maybe would buy two or three videos a week (and the new ones back then cost 39.95 - 79.95 each).
So I conclude thinking about the observation that maybe the market for porn has not grown quite as large as statistics would suggest, but partially reflect the dedicated lovers being able to consume it so quickly and move on.
So I conclude
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