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Re:The Internet Is for Porn by vsareto on Sunday December 20, 2020 @09:38AM (#25486461)
There's way more work that goes into making and maintaining that presence than just showing up with a body or personality. A lot is marketing, but it's not like traditional marketing you'd be taught at a university. They're figuring a lot of it out by trial and error, which is some amount of risk of getting it wrong. And popularity can swing quickly and dramatically so you can get fired by the internet mobs (more risk).

Not sure why it's a negative presence, either. Anyone who thinks it was a negative presence is not really someone you'd want a job from after making $10,000 - $100,000 a month.

Re:The Internet Is for Porn by watwut on Sunday December 20, 2020 @10:34AM (#25486926)
Read about discrimination and hostility former sex workers face. It is very real and can be pretty ugly.

Many employers won't hire you and will fire you if they find out - regardless how great worker you at. Plenty of prospective partners take issue with it or can't deal with feelings of resentment, jealousy etc.

Re:The Internet Is for Porn by googlethrow3134 on Sunday December 20, 2020 @05:00PM (#25489929)
It’s a negative presence because it presents the moral degeneration of society.

Do we really want to hold sex work in the same regard as being an entrepreneur or doctor? What kind of signal do you think that sends?