Publishing Policies

The specific people, organizations, products, and services referenced on our web sites are featured at the sole discretion of our editorial staff. Advertisers, affiliate partners, and link exchange partners are evaluated by our marketing manager. The guidelines we use are outlined below.

Editorial Content

We evaluate editorial content for inclusion on our site based on the following criteria (a "yes" for any of the following inquiries disqualifies content from inclusion on our network of erotic media sites):

• Is this content irrelevant to our audience?
• Does this content promote potentially harmful misinformation about health or human sexuality?
• Does this content promote bigotry against healthy sexual and gender diversity?
• Does this content violate the letter or spirit of ASACP guidelines by visually depicting or interactively simulating the sexual abuse of minors?

We do not feature friends, partners, affiliates, and advertisers in our editorial content just because we like them, because they link to us, or because they advertise on our sites. Our editors are online sex play enthusiasts who put the interests of our visitors first. Our editorial decisions are rooted in our commitment to help improve the quality, usability, and diversity of erotic entertainment experiences online. 

Advertising Content

We evaluate advertising content for sponsored inclusion on our site based on the following criteria (a "yes" for any of the following inquiries disqualifies advertising content from inclusion on our network of erotic media sites):

• Is this ad irrelevant to our audience?
• Does this ad promote bigotry against healthy sexual and gender diversity?
• Does this ad violate the letter or spirit of ASACP guidelines by visually depicting or interactively simulating the sexual abuse of minors?
• Does this advertiser serve their visitors/subscribers any of the following:
  • Unsolicited spam emails
  • Spyware, adware, or malware
  • Primarily deceptive, mislabeled/rick-rolled links
  • Shame/guilt/fear based misinformation about human sexuality

We also decline advertising from completely irrelevant (and potentially unsexy) sponsors to keep the signal-to-noise ratio as high as possible for our visitors.

Content Organization

We try to optimize the relevancy of our advertisements so that consumers are not spammed with useless advertisements they don't care about by developing a detailed taxonomy for categorizing content across our networks. Our consistently labeled content enables Content Targeted advertising campaigns that complement the content a visitor is actively viewing or searching. Using this approach, we do not utillize privacy-invasive Behavioral Marketing techniques. This creates a win-win synergy for both our visitors and our advertisers. The whole purpose of good marketing is to hook people up with the stuff they need or want at a time when it's convenient for them to take action. Good marketing does not to waste your time and attention with misguided attempts to predict your future wants and needs based on your previous online actions (or worse, your gender or some other arbitrary personal attribute).

We believe that Content Targeted advertising offers the best privacy and relevancy to adult entertainment consumers while maximizing the potential of each advertisement to generate actions, conversions, and positive brand impressions. Our network currently has over 50 unique domains under development so that visitors of all preferences and orientations can have content-focused areas of our network to call home. Our editorial and advertising content is presented to be as on-topic as possible, in part, so that visitors can quickly and easily find very specific types of content while effectively avoiding unwanted exposure to the full range of content on our networks.

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