Members have been discussing the current status of application acceptance by AdultWork, highlighting that the platform has not been accepting applications from webcam models based in the United States. This policy has been in effect since around 2018, coinciding with the introduction of U.S. FOSTA/SESTA laws. The consensus is that AdultWork chose not to navigate the complexities introduced by these laws and instead opted to exclude U.S.-based models altogether.

  • Discussion also touched on the use of Skype for cam shows, noting that while the platform's policies technically prohibit such use, many models and customers continue to use it for private shows. Tips for avoiding bans on Skype include maintaining a non-sexual profile photo and avoiding explicit content in the profile or status line.
  • Alternative platforms for cam shows, such as Discord, were mentioned as options, though concerns about security and the presence of scammers and hackers were raised. An incident involving a camgirl losing her earnings due to a hack on Discord was highlighted, underscoring the risks associated with using different platforms.
  • The conversation also veered into discussions about self-worth and the importance of choosing platforms that value and respond to their models. The sentiment was that models should recognize their worth and select platforms that reflect and respect that value.

The overarching themes in this discussion revolve around the challenges of navigating platform restrictions, the importance of safety and security online, and the quest for respect and acknowledgment in the cam modeling industry.

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