I want to share this because I've been frustrated for a week, and no one at Fansly seems to be taking responsibility for explaining what's going on: The FYP has changed for everyone! This change has been evident since the beginning of this month. I already noticed a drop in September, but this month has been drastic. They can't keep saying the algorithm hasn't been affected because the drop in views is widespread.

 In all the Telegram groups with hundreds of thousands of content creators, everyone is saying the same thing. It doesn't matter if you're new or have been around for a while, or if your ranking is 0% or 6%. Whether you were getting 10 or 200 fans a day... we're all seeing how the FYP is collapsing, and it's getting worse every day.

 What's the goal here? Nobody explains it. I suppose Fansly is implementing a strategy they haven't communicated to the creators because they know many of us would migrate to other platforms. After all, fans don't spend money on Fansly; they spend it on us, the creators. We are the real product, and Fansly is just the platform.

 I have two theories: either something in their system isn't working, and they're delaying the communication until they fix it, or they're changing their strategy to compete more directly with OF, demanding more external promotion from us. It’s strange that six months ago, 26K fans decided to follow me, spending 16K per month, and suddenly, my content isn't attractive anymore. It doesn't make sense.

 The only useful response I received was from Kevin, who suggested:

 Post less. He told me, "Do just one video a day and put all your energy into making it go viral. You're posting too much similar content daily, and that reduces its appeal and lowers its potential in the algorithm." 

While that makes sense, I followed his advice for a week, but my FYP collapsed even further. After reducing the number of posts, my daily views dropped 80% overall, with 60% of that drop happening after following Kevin's suggestion.

I keep a daily record of followers, subscribers, sales, and views on both of my accounts because I'm very methodical. This doesn't add up.

Fansly has every right to change the rules, but they should communicate that to us so we can decide if we want to continue working here or not.

Has anyone else noticed the same, or does anyone have a different opinion?