Porn 2.0 sites?

Pasha · 2008-12-25, 03:00 AM

Thing is porn industry was born with web 2.0 concept (which main term is "user-generated content"): see millions of TGPs, linkposts, etc. there like 50-100% of all content generated by visitors (other webmasters) - just porn missing few web 2.0-like features ("folksonomy/tags", auto crowd-moderation, comments etc) due to anti-social behavior of it's primary audience.

I developed few "web 2.0"-like sites (bookmarks, videos, web proxies with social bookmarking, etc) and result was always same: up to 90% of visitors chose "private" profiles to hide their activity from others.

Also content in porn industry isn't too valuable - tons of new movies, pictures, sites being published (and deleted) daily - so there is no point to bookmark certain pages/sites.

EDIT: and one more thing. Can you imagine porn project in mainstream media/news? Like CNN news about Tommy's Bookmarks reach 10 millions visitors daily or CyberErotica get 2 billions visitors. Offline publicity is one of the main supporters of web 2.0 projects - which is completely missed in case with porn sites.

Goldie · 2008-12-25, 08:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Pasha

EDIT: and one more thing. Can you imagine porn project in mainstream media/news? Like CNN news about Tommy's Bookmarks reach 10 millions visitors daily or CyberErotica get 2 billions visitors. Offline publicity is one of the main supporters of web 2.0 projects - which is completely missed in case with porn sites.

The mass media sphere's the backbone of our informational socity. And porn finds itself to be deprived. Right you are!

2008-12-25, 03:00 AM	#1
Pasha Rock stars ... is there anything they don't know? Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Europe Posts: 13	Thing is porn industry was born with web 2.0 concept (which main term is "user-generated content"): see millions of TGPs, linkposts, etc. there like 50-100% of all content generated by visitors (other webmasters) - just porn missing few web 2.0-like features ("folksonomy/tags", auto crowd-moderation, comments etc) due to anti-social behavior of it's primary audience. I developed few "web 2.0"-like sites (bookmarks, videos, web proxies with social bookmarking, etc) and result was always same: up to 90% of visitors chose "private" profiles to hide their activity from others. Also content in porn industry isn't too valuable - tons of new movies, pictures, sites being published (and deleted) daily - so there is no point to bookmark certain pages/sites. EDIT: and one more thing. Can you imagine porn project in mainstream media/news? Like CNN news about Tommy's Bookmarks reach 10 millions visitors daily or CyberErotica get 2 billions visitors. Offline publicity is one of the main supporters of web 2.0 projects - which is completely missed in case with porn sites. __________________ Thank you for your time! Free Affiliate Links Manager + Premium Turnkey Scripts Last edited by Pasha; 2008-12-25 at 03:10 AM..