Rule 6 4) No Solicitations. OnlyFans, Snapchat, Instagram, Pornhub, CashApp, Venmo, etc.

Why do I care that you disagree though? That's the part that is really odd, well, that and the emotion you are putting into this.

This is Reddit, this our subreddit, these are our rules and what we do to make our subreddit different than others.

No one is making you come to this subreddit, either.

After reading your comments to the other mod, here's where we (going with an easy analogy that hopefully you can get):

• You just walked into a Arby's and are throwing a conniption fit because they are not serving you a Quarter pounder with cheese.

• While throwing your fit, they are telling you to look at the menu and read it. You say that you read it, but then go right back to throwing a fit because they won't serve you a Quarter Pounder.

• They are being polite by walking your through the menu over and over.

• They are even being so nice that they are telling you that if you want a Quarter Pounder, there are not one, but many McDonald's just across the street.

• But here you are, still standing in front of them throwing a Karen-like fit in the lobby of an Arby's demanding a Quarter Pounder....

So, do you want to gracefully -and hopefully quietly- leave and go look for one on the dozens of McDonald's all around you for your Quarter Pounder, or shall we escort you out and just lock the doors on you now?

Local? None that I know of that are specific to creators. That said, there are a lot of local groups that do not have active mods and finding them there may work.

You could always start up a new sub. We could point creators there if that would help.

I like this strategy and I would do the same but unfortunately, then I wouldn't be able to mod and remove them for all of us here.

I have nothing against them and I wish them well but unfortunately, for every good OF creator, there are a hundred more spamming the shit out of us.

That's not how this works... Congrats, Karen, you've received the boot and we've locked the doors. It's for your own benefit, it really is. Go expend your energy elsewhere.

This sub has been up for a couple of years; you are the first to not understand any of this...

It looks like the other volunteer has held you hand long enough in your other post. I don't know what more I can do. We're done here.

Good luck in those other subs, clearly this is not the place that you were looking for.

Ha! Okay...

I can see that you don't understand Reddit and that's fine. I can assure you that none of the volunteers here will ever take any of this negatively. As I'm sure you read, we encourage content creators to keep looking for appropriate subs and find your places. Reddit has hundreds of thousands of subs and you will find your place eventually. Just try not to take things so personal as you go along.

Did you read the post or just the headline? I'm a little confused on your questions/comments there.

A very thorough explanation of why this rule is, is given.

The answers you are looking for are also given, and in detail.

A workaround is even provided.

Please read the post and if you have any questions that were not answered, I will work to answer them in a mature and civil manner, if you are too.

Nope, that would not be considered a solicitation.

However, I believe you are getting at your post that was removed by another mod for being a non-gonewild post in a gonewild sub. It's Rule 4 ;)

It's no big deal on our end, we just have to be fair and consistent with everyone. r/OregonSwingers is the appropriate place for that post (and likely better respondents imo).

Just message the mods first to be sure. Thanks.

Reddit-wide.

Safe bet is to make a non-soliciting profile to use here and elsewhere where OF is banned.

And you have to find those who are not only willing to do NSFW but then those who will also allow you to show them in your portfolio to random strangers where they aren't in control of their content.

We've helped two professional photographer friends (not fauxtographers - six-figure incomes) break into the scene. We've known each of them 15-20 years and trust them fully but we eventually asked them to pull our photos from their websites and only show Mrs's portfolio pictures in-person to people we likely will never know - and these were pretty tame, by our standards. They both ended up shooting "soft-boudoir" for their portfolios and I believe that is what really helped them the most.

It is against the rules. Only gonewild posts are allowed. Also no soliciting - which this touches on that grey area.

That said, the biggest issue is that there's no shortage of "photographers" offering their services here. Between us mods and the automoderator we pull one or two a week, if not more. It's crazy how many guys get a $300 dslr, $200 worth of Amazon fauxtography equipment, and think they've discovered an in. Not saying you fit this, at all. You asked so that puts you ahead in our book; thank you.

Note, we also pull offers in the comments to keep with "no soliciting".

Just heard back... So Reddit's official policy is that they don't want to host NSFW. So, to do this automatically they grey out the option on NSFW subs.

The workaround supposedly works but isn't guaranteed.

For those who wasn't to know, the workaround is

1) exit the sub you want to share to,

2) select, add video

3) choose subreddit you want to post to.

It's one extra step.

I've also gone through and made sure link sharing is okay (erome, imgur, etc.).

We all mod other SFW subreddits and in these they all have the option to turn video submissions on/off, yet, it's not even there here in any of these now.

Uploading is greyed out? Hmm let me check.

Edit: I honestly have no idea. It says videos, images, and text are all allowed. I added you to the approved poster list so see if that does it. I'll continue to search for a solution, too. Just be sure to check the rules before posting. Good luck and let me know when you've tried and what happened.