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ActionFaust said:
I might've interpreted this post wrong but are you saying women shouldn't be doing cosplay? That it's a hobby just for men? Really hope that's not the case but I'm not too sure what this means.
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I think they mean that the women are posting their OnlyFans pictures (basically porn) and wearing "cosplay" to do it.
 
Gemsy-chan said:
I think they mean that the women are posting their OnlyFans pictures (basically porn) and wearing "cosplay" to do it.
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You got what I meant and its extremely softcore but it's becoming an issue for mods who want to keep there cosplay sub Reddits Pg 13 even though people who post have to use a nsfw tag.
 
Problem is, how to moderate the difference between OF "Cosplay" and ecchi shows like To Love-Ru or Kill la Kill

I know Cosplayers tend to use poses that are more artistic, in character and as a whole, look better. While OF have that look of /I know exactly what I'm doing/

But moderating between the two (unless they ban ecchi) can be difficult
 
Do we have a thread either somewhere in off-topic or media discussion to talk about (non-manga or LN) books or did I totally imagine that, or was it possibly one of the things lost long ago to a technical issue?
 
ayase said:
Do we have a thread either somewhere in off-topic or media discussion to talk about (non-manga or LN) books or did I totally imagine that, or was it possibly one of the things lost long ago to a technical issue?
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I feel like someone started one but the general conclusion was that if it's all in one thread then people who like both will not have to keep track of two separate threads. Which books did you particularly want to discuss at the moment? :)
 
Regarding Amazon's decision to introduce adverts into their prime video service unless you pay an extra £2,99 a month. No doubt the level of adverts will make watching things unbearable unless you upgrade (bit like on YouTube with poorly timed adverts within videos).

Different to the likes of Netflix/Disney when they introduced a cheaper tier which has adverts because you had the option to save money in return to watching crappy adverts. I suspect it will simply backfire on them with people deciding to cancel the service, especially as Prime video is getting less appealing with shows shown.
 
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