There's nude art subreddits, no? And Vimeo has a bunch of channels featuring nudity on stage, nude art performances etc. It's video though, and maybe not super popular on a global scale, but just mentioning this to counter the 'all is lost' feeling the article sometimes gave me while reading through it.
For the rest though I wholeheartedly agree: the input (keyboard) and in between (servers) and output (search results/sites) being censored - with the majority of people not even realizing it - is quite terrifying.
Question: I do remember Nerve, but find it a bit hard to believe there is really nothing like it anymore, is there?
> But who will know about it if you're not in Google's search results, and Facebook doesn't allow linking to your articles?
When I was a teenager, underground things that you only heard about through word of mouth, were cool, and I think it still is. The ones actually interested will find these things beyond Google or Facebook, which is the in-your-face mainstream in 2019. However, there is no money in it, like it should be with communities.
Reddit used to be a lot more open. I can't help but think that since a few years ago there are more rules than ever, more mods, and more pressure to fit into an echo chamber of who the average redditor should be.
For the rest though I wholeheartedly agree: the input (keyboard) and in between (servers) and output (search results/sites) being censored - with the majority of people not even realizing it - is quite terrifying.
Question: I do remember Nerve, but find it a bit hard to believe there is really nothing like it anymore, is there?