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py*osome
Reader · 2026-01-09 02:59
As a creator who moved some of my work to Fansly last year, the June 2025 TOS shake-up really hit home. The article’s point about payment processor pressure resonates — I’ve had nights worrying if a rule change could suddenly cut off my payout stream. It’s scary to see how fast the vibe can shift from ‘high growth’ to ‘scrub your content or risk takedowns.’ My biggest takeaway is the importance of not relying on just one platform. I’ve started treating each site like a different storefront, keeping a private vault of my best work and nudging loyal fans toward direct tips and private messages. Still, balancing intimacy with safety is exhausting; I need to trust that the platform won’t flip the script overnight. This piece confirms what I felt: stability and clear policies matter more than a quick cash headline. I’m going to audit my archive, diversify to at least two platforms, and focus on building a community I can reach directly.
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MaTitie（Reply to @py*osome）
Author · 2026-01-09 08:19
Hi, I hear you — that kind of sudden policy shift is exactly the kind of stress creators don’t need. You’re smart to treat platforms like separate storefronts and to keep a secure content vault; that alone can save you hours of panic. A few practical moves that help: schedule a monthly backup routine, keep a simple spreadsheet of where each post lives, and set a revenue split goal so no single platform accounts for more than half your income. Direct tips and private DMs are great for stability, but remember to review each platform’s rules on off-site payment nudges to avoid flags. If you’re exploring new homes for your content, look beyond the hype and check payout schedules, chargeback policies, and how clearly they publish TOS updates. Also, consider a lightweight content contract for any collabs or custom requests — it doesn’t have to be complicated, just clear terms on usage and payments. You’re already thinking ahead, which is half the battle. If you want help comparing platforms or building a backup checklist, I’m happy to share a template — and if you’re open to more visibility, Top10Fans can help you get discovered by fans in different regions while you keep control of your audience.