Onlyfans users crash similar site Fansly after sexual content ban

Aug 24 2021

As OnlyFans site introduced an impending ban on explicitly sexual content which is set to come into effect in October, users have flooded a similar platform called Fansly. The online migration of content creators onto Fansly resulted in the crash of the site as a statement was issued by the platform revealing how 4000 applications were being received every hour.

We have all hands on deck working on verifying creators as we’re receiving 4000 applications an hour now. Back log of applications is about a day currently and support tickets is even longer. Expanding our team to handle the volume is our #1 priority now. Please bare with us 😭

— Fansly (@realFansly) August 21, 2021

As Fansly’s staff are working around the clock to expand their team to handle the volume of applications, OnlyFans is still facing immense criticism. Fansly too has criticised the decision by OnlyFans, hoping that they go back on their decision. The new site, which seems to be quickly becoming a user favourite, offers the ability to send mass messages instantly and 24/7 support. It is also commended for being sex worker and SFW content friendly.

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West Ham player celebrates record breaking goal in a very weird way

Aug 24 2021

West Ham player Michail Antonio has become the clubs all time top goal scorer in the Premier League. Michail scored twice in yesterday’s 4-1 win over Leicster City, taking his total West Ham Premier League goal tally above Italian striker Paolo Di Canio.

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The Jamaican decided to celebrate this historic goal with a life size cardboard cut out of himself. He held it high and proceeded to dance with it and jokingly kiss it. The striker later told Sky Sports that his inspiration for the unusual celebration was from the film ‘Save the Last Dance’. It was later revealed that Michail had mixed up his dancing movies and meant to say that the celebration was took from the iconic lift scene in ‘Dirty Dancing’

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Afghanistan’s LGBT community fearing for their lives after Taliban takeover

Aug 24 2021

Members of the underground LGBTIQ+ community of Afghanistan are currently fearing for their lives as the Taliban take over the country once again. Homosexuality and intercourse between people of such sexuality were punishable by death in the country for decades. Thankfully, the law hasn’t been applied since the end of Taliban’s first regime in 2001. The recent change in political power however has raised concerns of this law being implemented once again, with even greater levels of oppression being feared.

Nemat Sadat, the first public figure in Afghanistan to advocate for LGBTIQ+ rights, spoke to news portal Insider. He revealed how many are sending him important travel details to help them escape the country. Sadat himself left the country in 2013 to live in the United States after having received death threats for his activism. He is predicting that people of the community will be weeded out and exterminated in a move similar to Nazis during WWII.

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Vaccinated students should get more pre-pandemic educational experiences say doctors

Aug 24 2021

The Malta College of Family Doctors stated on Tuesday that vaccinated school children deserve to have their educational opportunities increased. Following news by Prime Minister Robert Abela on Sunday that the plans to reopen schools for the new scholastic year are in full effect, the doctors urged national authorities to both prepare for adequate reopening and to increase the educational experience of kids who got their COVID-19 jab.

Under-15s started to receive an invitation for their vaccination at the end of June, with the EMA approving the Pfizer BioNTech jab the same month for 12 to 15-year-olds. The doctors pointed how since a number of teenage school children are already vaccinated, they should be able to return to educational experiences which were present before the pandemic hit. These include even extra-curricular activities which enhance their possible career opportunities.

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