help with how rawfuckclub operates now

[roadhog2001 0]

hello, i’d like to clear up a few doubts i have about rawfuckclub. i want to be upfront and explain that i have really severe ocd when it comes to pornography. i know that, objectively, my ocd doesn’t make much sense, especially because i’m only attracted to mature bear men.

still, i compulsively check whether sites are compliant with 18 u.s.c. §2257, whether all models were properly verified, and whether everything is fully consensual. this ocd is something that appeared suddenly in 2022 for no reason at all, i didn’t have these fears or compulsions before. i’m currently trying to deal with it and manage it better, because i understand that it’s irrational. i genuinely wish i could consume adult content the same way i used to, without the constant anxiety.

so.. rawfuckclub is a user-based platform the site itself doesn’t upload the videos, they are uploaded by other production companies or by the performers themselves (kinda like onlyfans). i only click on videos where the uploader or producer is verified by the site and has the verification check mark. however, there are still some stuff that i want to be more clear. i sent an email but didn’t receive a response. i also tried to carefully read the rules, but there are SO many of them and my english isn’t perfect. i’d like to know whether the videos on this site are truly safe and compliant because it was my favorite one years ago. below is the list of questions i sent to them, i’ll copy and paste them here:

i have noticed that some videos appear to come from accounts without a “verified” badge. could you please clarify whether videos from accounts without this badge are still fully verified internally?
are all models and co-performers in every video confirmed and verified to be over 18 years old with government id, regardless of whether the account has a verified badge or not? if a video was uploaded before new site rules were implemented, do the current rules now apply to those older videos, or are they grandfathered under the rules at the time of upload?
how does the system handle cases where blanket releases or third-party releases are used for consent?
could you explain what non-commercial videos are? are they verified in any way, and how are they displayed to the public compared to commercial content?
in short, is it possible for a commercial video to appear on your site without proper verification, even if the account does not display the verified badge? i would greatly appreciate a clear and detailed explanation, as i want to fully understand how verification works for accounts, videos, and co-performers on your platform. thank you very much for your time and assistance.
i know it sounds unhinged and weird, but this is the way i’m able to deal with my ocd at the moment.

[cp2000]

@roadhog2001-0 They have found that younger generations in many cases exclusively prefer 'anime' and cartoon type of porn... because they like that it doesnt feel like its 'exploiting' an actual person... i use that term lightly, it just means they feel better about using it from a conscience level.

Only bringing this up because you might find it helpful to try animated or AI porn now that its so widely available and see if that takes the edge off your 'OCD' as you call it.

.... For anyone else interested in this phenomenon of younger generations porn habits... heres a bit more on that. Theres a whole other topic of how this is going to affect people. I dont think people realize hentai is breeding a generation of arguably potentially a not very good thing. But i wont speculate on that now, its very tbd. basically a bunch of pdfs growing up and they dont even realize it.

Here is a breakdown of why this shift is happening: (FROM AI)

1. The "Ethics and Exploitation" Factor
   You hit on a key point: Gen Z is widely considered the most "socially conscious" generation of consumers.

Avoiding Harm: Many young people are aware of the controversies surrounding the professional porn industry, such as issues with consent, fair pay, and performer well-being.

The "Victimless" Perception: Because animated characters aren't real, there is a perception that "no one is being hurt" in the making of the content. For some, this removes the "guilt" or discomfort that can come from watching real-life actors who might be in exploitative situations.

2. High Interest in Anime Culture
   For Gen Z, anime isn't a niche hobby—it’s mainstream.

Media Familiarity: Since they grew up watching anime (like Naruto, One Piece, or Demon Slayer), they are already comfortable with the visual style.

Character Connection: Data from sites like Pornhub shows that Gen Z is much more likely to search for specific fictional characters than real-life "stars." They often have an emotional or "fandom-based" connection to these characters that makes the content more appealing.

3. Fantasy and "Super-Stimuli"
   Animated content allows for things that are physically impossible or too dangerous to film in real life.

Creativity: Animation isn't limited by physics, gravity, or human anatomy. This allows for a level of creative fantasy (sci-fi, magic, or extreme scenarios) that live-action simply can't match.
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Safety in Taboo: It allows users to explore "taboo" or niche fantasies in a way that feels safely detached from reality.

4. What the Data Says
   Annual "Year in Review" reports from major adult sites consistently show that:

Hentai is often the #1 or #2 most-searched category for users aged 18–24.

Gen Z is significantly more likely to search for "Cosplay" and "Animated" categories than Boomers or Gen X, who tend to stick to more traditional live-action categories.

[ianfontinell 0]

As per their publishing rules:

• Producers must complete an application which is subject to approval by PPVNetworks prior to being permitted to upload and manage content.
• Producers' age and identity must be verified by providing government-issued Photo ID and a selfie holding Photo ID.
• Producers are required to digitally sign an attestation of compliance stating that they have read, understand and fully agree to the Publishing Rules. By agreeing to these Publishing Rules and using the Sites, Producers agree that the Content they are uploading is fully compliant with all applicable laws and regulations, and that it is Producers' responsibility to maintain such compliance.

Producer requirements and obligations for each upload, include but are not limited to:

• Producer has consent, as per allowed mechanisms in these Publishing Rules, for all models that appear in Content
• Producer has obtained identity and age documentation from all models that
  appear in Content including a government-issued Photo ID and a selfie holding Photo ID.
• Models must be 18 years of age or older.
• Producer must keep on record copies of ID and consent documents and be able to provide these digitally and immediately upon request from PPVNetworks
• Content that violates any Federal, State or local laws; or objectionable content, is explicitly prohibited. Illegal acts include, but are not limited to, sex with real or
  perceived minors (under the age of 18), simulated or real non-consensual sex
  (including but not limited to forced sex or rape), simulated or real incest, sex with
  animals (bestiality), sex involving "obscenty" as defined by the U.S. Department
  of Justice's Citizen's Guide To U.S. Federal Law On Obscenity and other
  applicable law and regulations, use of illegal drugs, soliciting sex, or sex
  trafficking.
• Content that may be perceived as being illegal, even if not in fact illegal, may be
  removed in the sole discretion of PPVNetworks. Examples include models that look too young, despite having proof of legal age, and simulated illegal acts.

In order to upload content and earn revenue producers are required to verify their identity through ID and selfie submission. Accounts without verified badge refer to models who are featured in other producers' content without having a producer profile of their own. As stated in the aforementioned rules, producers must submit consent documentation for all featured participants.

This is the consent form that all participants, including the producer, must fill: PPVNetworks Model Release - 8.3.24.pdf

Producers must submit consent form, ID and selfie for all featured participants.