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https://www.lgbtqnation.com/2017/08/...m_campaign=RSS
Gay.com – yes, that gay.com – has been donated to charity.
What happens when "corporate" types try to manage inventions. And, they were mean to their members.
I stopped visiting the site in 2008, trying to cast a video in the Midwest. And didn't much after 2004, when Craigs was going good in Los Angeles.
Wow! I wonder what they'll do with it.
gay.com should aways have been a current resource(s) site for news, legislative issues, educational materials for all flavors of GLBTQ* and allies (like church and parents)... and a historical archive, from people and cultures over centuries of history throughout the world, to collections of art & culture.
The group chat thing was interesting in the 1990s, but when we tried to create profiles that smelled of being "commercial," they bit back...
Unlike Facebook.
Here's another article about the donation from AVN Flirt4Free Donates Gay.com
I agree, there's so much that domain can do for the gay community as a whole, without it being a gay porno site.Quote:
Originally Posted by nickbaer