Recent content by Harry Cox

The only thing I am guilty of is wanting for content providers to be able to make somewhat of a decent living.

As a paying customer who wants to show support, I decided to take a look at a website that offers content that may or may not interest me. Of the 30 recent updates I only see 1 or 2 that somewhat interest me. No way am I going to pay $25.00 for a 1 month membership for the 1 or 2 updates that...

Having a massive VHS or DVD collection is much more impressive than a collection of digital content on a hard drive. Wrestling VHS and DVDs are becoming sought after again now that streaming services are censoring and removing large parts of the original footage.

Wanting for all content to be free is rather selfish. How are the content providers supposed to pay their rent?

I want for the content providers to get paid as much as possible. The cost of living especially in the United States keeps rising and rising. I want for them to be able to make a decent living.

The smartphone generation running a website has to deal with their fellow smartphone generation customers who are too cheap to cough up a monthly $29.99 for a membership.

The worst case scenario is an adult Spotify where for a low monthly price a person can stream all the adult content they want while all the content providers receive only pennies for each stream.

For a fan who wants to show some kind of financial support, they are more inclined to purchase individual clips as to opposed to paying a monthly membership of $29.99 plus

I agree. Awful results. I wish the days of adult movie cinemas would make a comeback.

Sadly I do not think many of the smartphone raised generation has the patience or the attention span to operate their very own websites.

I am from the adult vhs/dvd generation so I am not exactly up to date with the latest trends in the industry. I am merely asking a question.

One last thing I forgot to mention. Aren't many of the "tube" and "hub" sites now offering individual clips for sale? If I was an up and coming content creator I would prefer that route as opposed to dealing with having to promote and operate my own website. 1) Instant traffic/following for...

If I remember correctly, people grew tired of the full length albums/cds only having a couple of good songs so they preferred paying for those 1 or 2 individual songs rather than paying for the entire album/cd which was usually overpriced anyway. So will the same thing apply with adult content...

Some people with their own websites look down on others who do not have one. Tech snobs

I do not have anything against anyone.