Flood of non-adult content?

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On a side note, a long long time ago, there were actually more "non erotic" SFW stuff than now. I don't think anybody filtered stuff that really doesn't belong on a porn site. For example, just do a tag search with "face" and "close-up" and go to the last pages. You'll see many portrait of women, just that. Same goes for plain clothes stuff.

I have to disagree with you here. I'll agree there were fully clothed pics years back, but at least most of them looked like amateurs, not posed, over made up, plastic Barbie lookalikes. You made the comment, so please point out a few specific dates at least 10 years old. On the average right now, every days uploads show about 30 to 35% NSFW, and this is supposed to be an "amateur porn" site. Very little of the content these days is amateur even in the SFW pics.

I'd like to point out that the NSFW-only filter doesn't seem like a great solution because it filters out some nudes, like these: 4878236 4878220 4878218

But even if all the photos were perfectly categorized as SFW or NSFW, the bigger problem is that the site accepts so many SFW pictures, it incentivizes people to upload so much boring SFW content from social media that the moderation queue is overloaded, backed up for several weeks. The other day, I wondered why I couldn't rate a picture that I favorited. It turned out to be a picture I didn't even remember uploading (my first in 7 years) probably more than a month earlier. Moderators can only review so many and the high ratio of non-porn content means that very little porn gets through... on a porn site.

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Originally posted by KittyKatz

motorolapower, why would you waste your precious time here if there are better alternative porn sites? With plenty nudity and more active users.

There are trade offs. I like WBW's site design, point system, series linking and some of the forum threads. But the majority of content is non-porn. There are sites that are nearly all porn but most are a dumping ground for random pictures, lots of pro pics, no organization, tons of ads, links that open in a new tab while the old tab redirects to a sponsor. Most just don't feel safe to browse.