that is true - but most of those dollars they bring in they put it back into their paysite etc. merely throwing up pictures - signing up to a affiliate program makes you a mimic - not a webmaster. If so then I would have to give people like Lawrence Connor props for being an adult webmaster. He made shit, bragged alot - but no one considered him valuable as a webmaster.Quote:
Originally Posted by samebb
Our webmasters are employees. So why so afraid for a word only. It's a job description, not more.
I think the fact is, there is nobody who can say who can or cant work in the adult industry. This can be a good and bad thing, but its true.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheLegacy
But the main point is, nobody should think they have the right to judge ANYONE for doing whatever job they choose. Personally, if someone is working as an adult webmaster as a full time job, paying their bills, and living life, that is their job, there business, and thats great.
Anyone who wants to knock them for it really needs to shut the hell up and mind their own business. :)
You are correct, it does say something, it says they are in the wrong business and they should be flipping burgers at McDonalds.Quote:
Originally Posted by samebb
Im sorry but, if you cant make decent money after 6-12 months of being in the adult industry, there is something seriously wrong with what you are doing as a 'webmaster'.
Regards,
Lee
Lee,Quote:
Originally Posted by Lee
For once, i agree with you :)
If it's so easy you'd think there'd be more niche's that suit those with EXTREMELY unusual tastes. Not necessariyl illegal, but deffinitely unusual.