Adult Industry Press Release/ 1 time announcement

tuffruff · 05-07-2008, 08:05 PM

Powerotics and Wasteland create KinkCulture, free kink friendly social network

Boston (USA) / Amsterdan (NL) - May 6, 2008 - For immediate release

Adult Internet pioneers Wasteland.com and Powerotics.com - both operating adult oriented websites since 1994 - have joined forces in an effort to counter the increasing unwelcoming attitude towards members of the non-mainstream sexual society by general social networking sites.

Kinkculture.com - proud to be kinky - is a multi-kink, totally free social network site offering "those who feel different" a platform to express themselves, socialize, make friends and in general be socially active on the Internet without the risk of profiles and friends networks being blocked and removed without any warning, as has become the generally adopted policy by most general social networks.

Kinkculture.com caters every inclination: heterosexual, homosexual, transgender, curious or otherwise. A group of site hosts (a relatively new phenomena in the social networking world) operates as guides, help and in general person to talk to.

As a backoffice Kinkculture.com staff members are also active on several platforms where they provide general and inclination-specific free sexuality advice.

The new initiative, that took off this month after several months of extensive testing, is multilingual (English and Dutch currently, with German being added soon) and offerss a wide variety of free services. These include chat and instant messaging (both with audio and video capability), emailing, groups discussion, an extensive informational section and newsfeeds from around the world.

This on top of networking, partnersearch and matchmaking facilities - activities that are of prime importance to all sexual minorities, since being able to relate to and communicate with others is the most important aspect of coming out and self-acceptance.

Kinkculture can be found at KinkCulture

thebes · 05-07-2008, 10:18 PM

Looks like a nice new setup you guys have, and I am sure you will do well with it.

But how do netpond members fit it here?

Will there be any programs for webmasters to drive you traffic, or ways for you to drive traffic to a webmaster's bdsm program? Can a small fetish studio set up a profile and use that to plug their work? I see a lot of relevancy to me as a kinky person, but how does it fit into my business as a kinky webmaster?

05-07-2008, 08:05 PM	#1 (permalink)
tuffruff Da Bears! Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: IL Posts: 22 Points: 0	Adult Industry Press Release/ 1 time announcement Powerotics and Wasteland create KinkCulture, free kink friendly social network Boston (USA) / Amsterdan (NL) - May 6, 2008 - For immediate release Adult Internet pioneers Wasteland.com and Powerotics.com - both operating adult oriented websites since 1994 - have joined forces in an effort to counter the increasing unwelcoming attitude towards members of the non-mainstream sexual society by general social networking sites. Kinkculture.com - proud to be kinky - is a multi-kink, totally free social network site offering "those who feel different" a platform to express themselves, socialize, make friends and in general be socially active on the Internet without the risk of profiles and friends networks being blocked and removed without any warning, as has become the generally adopted policy by most general social networks. Kinkculture.com caters every inclination: heterosexual, homosexual, transgender, curious or otherwise. A group of site hosts (a relatively new phenomena in the social networking world) operates as guides, help and in general person to talk to. As a backoffice Kinkculture.com staff members are also active on several platforms where they provide general and inclination-specific free sexuality advice. The new initiative, that took off this month after several months of extensive testing, is multilingual (English and Dutch currently, with German being added soon) and offerss a wide variety of free services. These include chat and instant messaging (both with audio and video capability), emailing, groups discussion, an extensive informational section and newsfeeds from around the world. This on top of networking, partnersearch and matchmaking facilities - activities that are of prime importance to all sexual minorities, since being able to relate to and communicate with others is the most important aspect of coming out and self-acceptance. Kinkculture can be found at KinkCulture __________________ Percentage of visitors to adult websites who are women: 1 in 3 visitors. Women accessing adult websites each month: 9.4 million. Sssh sell to women from Spicecash Home of Wasteland the People's Choice Award for "Best BDSM and Fetish Site on the Net"

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05-07-2008, 10:18 PM	#2 (permalink)
thebes Getting back into the biz Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Back in the Belly of the Beast Posts: 1,935 Points: 1,335	Looks like a nice new setup you guys have, and I am sure you will do well with it. But how do netpond members fit it here? Will there be any programs for webmasters to drive you traffic, or ways for you to drive traffic to a webmaster's bdsm program? Can a small fetish studio set up a profile and use that to plug their work? I see a lot of relevancy to me as a kinky person, but how does it fit into my business as a kinky webmaster?