Never but anything off of an ad UNTIL you've done full research. Never trust common ads. Never click on ads when you don't know what it's advertising and are only intrigued. *Reconsider, Research, Rest assured*
For a brief second, I thought you were about to telle that the vrc devs started injecting ads into the game itself. I haven't played in almost two years, so I've missed a lot. Thankfully it's just the usual in-world posters that were there even back when I played. Personally, I think those posters are a good starting system for in-game advertising, because they add real-world style clutter without being obtrusive.
@@IAmPhysics1 Also add them putting a VRC+ button in the quick menu right smack dab between the settings and audio tab. You know, the most used tabs on the quick menu!
And I thought they were random textures... Now I'll never be able to unsee them. My VRC experience is now ruined! It's nearly as bad as seeing a company logo on the side of a work truck.
The quality control when it comes to these ads' what concerns me most. I don't mind a good product that meets the customers' expectation, if not surprass them. But man sometimes it feels like weird non sensical bloat. Went down the Nyx Tracker rabbithole recently because I kept seeing about them and sheesh, if bored that sure gave me a thing to read lmao.
Yeah I'm not the biggest fan of Nyx myself. I'm actually the reason that they list the tracker specs on their website instead of locking it inside of their discord lol.
You nearly lost me in the first bit; but you honestly do have a valid point. I really don't mind ads being around VRChat as it helps generate new creators to advertise their products. However, the lack of moderation when it comes to them seems like the real matter. Like the fact I've full on seen ads that highlight adult like content in worlds that are meant to be for all ages; it's pretty messed up. The best action forward for VRChat is to probably add on adlilly to their system to help set stricter guidelines on what's allowed on there or not.
I sure do love having an otherwise great world completely ruined by an assortment of hastily placed bright boxes full of random images trying to sell me stuff.
VRChat is all about freedom. I think ads are fine. I want them to be "clean" ads of course and bonus points if the world gives you an option to toggle them off.
I wouldn't really mind seeing ads while in a lobby for waiting for the game to start like in Murder 4 or Among us. Sometimes I actually read them if I have nothing else to do. But the proper way would be similar in the Quick Draw world, where the game master can disable all the ads by a click of a button for everyone. At least, we woud have the ability to turn them off, and even the world creator gets some benefits too, because not everyone would turn the ads off.
I like the on-platform ads that show off groups because it helps me discover more groups I never would have heard of. I really think the off-platorm ads should go though. I came to VRChat to play VRChat, not leave again. The only exception should be the world creator's content.
I've said to a friend before but all those copycat slimeVR trackers still need to use the slimeVR software, at that point you might as well just go with official slimes since they're a million times more trustworthy and often still cheaper than those copycats. (Not to mention despite trying to sell a product they literally tell you how to DIY them yourself if you wanna save some cash) As for the ads in general, I think they're okay IF they remain non-intrusive. Like the banners in Popcorn Palace are everywhere but they don't get in the way of accessing the video players or the games in the games room and you can even turn them off when you reach any of the video screens to access the settings. If those kinda ads help continue to support people making decent worlds I'm all for it. There should be quality control, of course. After all the platform is filled with children now thanks to Quest making VR more mainstream. The main thing I'm concerned about is when/if ads start actually getting in the way of you playing the game, interacting with key things in worlds, etc. And you know for sure it's a matter of when and not if.
Great video I like ur energy and u have a nice voice. Was very easy to listen to. As for me... I think the only ads I want to see in a vr world are ones advertising the creators of the world. And even then I like when they're subtle and or in a place that doesn't clash with the world ect. My favourite case of creators advertising their social medias is when they have them on a in game pc screen ect. Cause it blends in nicely
Im personally offended by this since i have posters up myself lmao Jkjk love you! I never knew about ads till my customers actually mentioned i should ask world creators about my product. Now i have the cheapest trackers of any if the other sellers in those posters and i have the best warranty. Any issues with my product will get warrantied, no questions asked. Though like most people....i honestly never paid attention to ads till now :-: sowwy
Actually, I even mentioned the ozi/zeni situations to a few world creators that it's probably none good idea to keep his stuff up and they said that they won't do anything about it since they are paying for the space which is a bit upsetting.
Honestly, I find the way a lot of worlds do ads to be more immersive, not all, specifically worlds that are trying to be like, bedrooms and houses just don't make sense But seeing a poster board with ads in a movie world feels like I'm really at the movies, this more points out how much advertising is a part of our lived experience, but I can't imagine going to the movies and not being blasted with trailers and posters all around the entrance, it's part of the experience Edit: as for ads for straight up bad products, here's the rule there, they are ads, never trust ads, this goes for VR and real life, always look for reviews of the product and if you can't find them, well that should tell you it's bad As for 18+ ads? I'm firmly of the opinion VRchat should be an 18+ platform, as should all social media (by social media I mean sites like Instagram and Twitter, sites meant for meeting random strangers, things like discord I see more as private chat rooms) any site or service where you can meet random people, it's just to dangerous for kids Actual SA trigger warning ahead I use to use Twitter for porn, but it's so disgustingly filled with CP now that I can't, all because Twitter just, isn't moderated anymore, it's not an exaggeration to say that litterally something as basic as # NSFW can lead you to bots spamming it, how is that a platform that in anyway should be OK for someone 13 to use? Hell how is Twitter even still up? Like how hasn't it been shut down, I don't want this to become a rant of how much of a filth hell scape of straight up illegal shit Twitter is now, so I'll stop there
The difficulty might come from properly defining what would be an ad, because uncareful wording could obliterate events like VKet, and also places like the Dealer's Den at Furality. I guess if I were to define where to allow ads, it'd probably have to be A) something being promoted that is not by the world creator (so that Avatar worlds don't also get hit) and B) the world is exclusively for promoting goods/services (no chill spaces/games, although I'd make an exception for games that are related to the products being promoted). I'm on the fence about whether or not groups should count as ads or not. Allowing them could end up being a loophole, it would be a very difficult one to exploit, I think, so maybe any promotion of groups is ok no matter where.
i feel kinda bad cuz i just paid to have a poster put in popcorn palace of me and my bestfriend they do have a world option to turn off the posters TwT
Diden't really mind the adds... but we also have VRC credits now so people could directly support your content. Back before the credits, I could understand monetizing your world as a way to get money in, but now that users can just directly support you threw VRC Credits (Although I have some issues with that system in general) it feels kinda extra to have ads in your world now...
As someone who just barely got into VRChat, I can't say I've encountered this much at all yet. It's very likely though that I just haven't been to any of the particularly egregious worlds. For me personally if ads are unobtrusive I very rarely care. Like, in a public more outdoor type world, I wouldn't mind there being a poster add or two. Or like, a few ad posters in the lobby of a club world for example. Just kinda there and easy to ignore. I realize however that can get out of hand really fast, so if there's a better way to support world creation and maintenance without ads, I do think that's probably the direction we should be going. (Maybe we can roll support for creators into VRC+ there VRChat.... just sayin') Not to mention the fact that VRChat could easily run their own ad management system like Twitch or RUclips, but they've made it clear that ads aren't the way they wanna go. If that's the case, then I agree with you that they should probably just ban them across the platform.
Did not even see that ad in popcorn palace, how on earth have VRChat not done anything about that? That's a blatant ToS violation but because it has a few extra steps to view it it's okay? These devs just confuse me more and more.
Anything that makes VRChat a LOT of money, they'll keep (even if it's against their TOS). This is why these worlds are allowed to do this. It's all about "MONEY".
This makes VRChat absolutely no money. Ads are not an official VRChat feature, and that's part of the reason things like porn and borderline scam products are being advertized.
Can't even escape in VR from advertisement billboards... :D Welcome to the modern future. Edit: Put as many billboards you wan't, cause they won't catch my eyes anyway due to clear mindset... All i see them as an "Posters" as part of decoration.
I honestly think there should be a central platform to moderate and check ads, I think ads are a great way to add to the virtual experience, monetization does bring revenue, and revenue can bring investors and such to VR to help fund this awesome technology, the primary issue is there isnt a central authority on ads, or really anyone moderating them. I feel like designing an ads platform might help make it safer and more effective for advertisers and worlds. Still, I do loathe ads overall. Especially when they get out of hand, but I've never found them to be terribly intrusive overall. With notable exceptions lmao
@@Pasha231514 Its not like I'm planning on building this myself, Just thought it'd be worth to get the idea out there I'm full aware of adblockers I use them religiously, I quite literally have a pihole setup on my network lmao Overall I still think building a centralized platform might be worth it regardless of adblock, not really a factor at the moment in VRC
I'm not really a ad person myself, and kind of wish I knew how to do world design myself. Though if it does become a thing a service or better regulation on advertising should be a thing in VRC. Though till that happens keeping things ad free would be best.
I don't care where the hell they're at. The problem is world creators are being irresponsible with what they're advertising, and when this is brought to their attention they respond with "well, they're paying me so I'm not taking it down". If you're going to be irresponsible when doing something, then you shouldn't have the privilege of doing it.
I'm complety ok with ads in the worlds helps me learn about new VR products. Granted not every service is great, and any potential customer should do there research, Before making a purchase
While i do agree that some ads are downright wrong, what other system is there to incentivize the creation of worlds? If ads were banned from worlds most people that live of making worlds would lose most of their income. Making a world is time consuming work for it to be just a skill show-off.
There's the creator economy, which does definitely need to be fleshed out with more options, but the baseline is there. There's also the option to have a patreon or ko-fi. Plus it's not like the ads are a built in feature of the game anyways. By definition some of them are just against the TOS. Also I kinda think it's a dumb idea to go into creating worlds just because you expect to make money off of it. People should create worlds because they want to and they enjoy it.
Frankly, the commercialization of shared and creative spaces within Cyberspace is a sign that the culture is dying. The creative impulse should be enabled, but VRChat has always cultivated a divide between its creative community and the community at large. They will leverage that divide in order to capture what they can in terms of revenue. They will only go after ad services insofar as they do not contribute to their bottom line. But this has been clear since they stabbed their modding community in the back. VRChat wants control, and to leverage that control in order to profit off of its creative community. Given the prevalence of advertisement, I expect vrchat to introduce their own toolkit/service and to more rigorously enforce that portion of their TOS. But before that, if they are smart, they will allow this to reach a crisis point so that their attempt to capture the revenue looks like them stepping in to 'solve the ad problem'.
Im sorry but this is like saying youtubers shouldnt be alowed to run adds not made by youtube. Sorry you dont like seeing some of these adds i understand but im sorry i dont see anything wrong wrong with nsfw adds
You don't see anything wrong with nsfw ads? In regular worlds not at all targeted at adults? On a game with a large userbase of children? Even setting that aside, nsfw content isn't allowed in public instances, therefore nsfw ads shouldn't be in public instances. Also the difference between VRChat and RUclips is that RUclips has guidelines that they actually enforce. In video sponsorships are subject to the same advertising policies that a regular Google ad would be.
@Jacobfov I'm someone who dosnt think kids should be on vr at all... br chats age limit needs to be changed to 18+ the way I see things it's like letting a 9 year old play call of duty its not a good idea and it's not safe for them. And I will say one of the advertisements you called socials and said was ok (eden apis) is an 18+ erp server for bdsm events, I know because it's a server I'm a part of. There's nothing wrong with ads if people are interested they'll look things up but for the most part people just ignore them.
@Jacobfov this is just going to be a thing alot of people agree with you with and alot of people disagree with you on. Having an add for mature content that isn't showing mature content in the add isn't a bad thing to me I'm sorry. Porn will exist and people who get paid for it shouldn't be shamed.
I dont really mind the ads cause theyre usually not distracting enough to ruin my experience
1:34 hearing you say this out loud is wild 😭
i know Ozi (the owner) and i can guarantee you, he's also owner os ZeniVR
Never but anything off of an ad UNTIL you've done full research. Never trust common ads. Never click on ads when you don't know what it's advertising and are only intrigued.
*Reconsider, Research, Rest assured*
For a brief second, I thought you were about to telle that the vrc devs started injecting ads into the game itself. I haven't played in almost two years, so I've missed a lot. Thankfully it's just the usual in-world posters that were there even back when I played.
Personally, I think those posters are a good starting system for in-game advertising, because they add real-world style clutter without being obtrusive.
UPDATE: Just saw... *that* ad. Yeah, I'll draw the line there too.
Yeah it’s not a problem, stop crying and stirring up trouble just to be a pain in the ass for the people making you free content.
@@IAmPhysics1 Also add them putting a VRC+ button in the quick menu right smack dab between the settings and audio tab. You know, the most used tabs on the quick menu!
And I thought they were random textures... Now I'll never be able to unsee them. My VRC experience is now ruined! It's nearly as bad as seeing a company logo on the side of a work truck.
The quality control when it comes to these ads' what concerns me most. I don't mind a good product that meets the customers' expectation, if not surprass them. But man sometimes it feels like weird non sensical bloat.
Went down the Nyx Tracker rabbithole recently because I kept seeing about them and sheesh, if bored that sure gave me a thing to read lmao.
Yeah I'm not the biggest fan of Nyx myself. I'm actually the reason that they list the tracker specs on their website instead of locking it inside of their discord lol.
@@Jacobfov Lmfaaoooo
You nearly lost me in the first bit; but you honestly do have a valid point. I really don't mind ads being around VRChat as it helps generate new creators to advertise their products. However, the lack of moderation when it comes to them seems like the real matter. Like the fact I've full on seen ads that highlight adult like content in worlds that are meant to be for all ages; it's pretty messed up. The best action forward for VRChat is to probably add on adlilly to their system to help set stricter guidelines on what's allowed on there or not.
I sure do love having an otherwise great world completely ruined by an assortment of hastily placed bright boxes full of random images trying to sell me stuff.
VRChat is all about freedom. I think ads are fine. I want them to be "clean" ads of course and bonus points if the world gives you an option to toggle them off.
I wouldn't really mind seeing ads while in a lobby for waiting for the game to start like in Murder 4 or Among us. Sometimes I actually read them if I have nothing else to do. But the proper way would be similar in the Quick Draw world, where the game master can disable all the ads by a click of a button for everyone. At least, we woud have the ability to turn them off, and even the world creator gets some benefits too, because not everyone would turn the ads off.
your derg is adorable x 10/10 would snuggle x
I never really pay any attention to those ads in different worlds, but damn. Yeah I'm not surprised at all.
This is just the beginning of setting a bad precedent. If one can get away with advertising low quality products, anyone can.
I like the on-platform ads that show off groups because it helps me discover more groups I never would have heard of. I really think the off-platorm ads should go though. I came to VRChat to play VRChat, not leave again. The only exception should be the world creator's content.
This is my first time hearing there are ads in VR chat, last time I played was 2021
ads into vr is creative and sometimes fun, but sometimes i know your reaction and that is sometimes the truth sadly over the ads
I'm not really bothered by ads in vrc since they're not intrusive.....yet
advertising that type of content is wild 💀(@ 1:30 )
I hate adds too, and some of the decisions VRChat has been making as of late has been pretty stupid. :(
I've said to a friend before but all those copycat slimeVR trackers still need to use the slimeVR software, at that point you might as well just go with official slimes since they're a million times more trustworthy and often still cheaper than those copycats. (Not to mention despite trying to sell a product they literally tell you how to DIY them yourself if you wanna save some cash)
As for the ads in general, I think they're okay IF they remain non-intrusive. Like the banners in Popcorn Palace are everywhere but they don't get in the way of accessing the video players or the games in the games room and you can even turn them off when you reach any of the video screens to access the settings. If those kinda ads help continue to support people making decent worlds I'm all for it. There should be quality control, of course. After all the platform is filled with children now thanks to Quest making VR more mainstream.
The main thing I'm concerned about is when/if ads start actually getting in the way of you playing the game, interacting with key things in worlds, etc. And you know for sure it's a matter of when and not if.
Great video I like ur energy and u have a nice voice. Was very easy to listen to. As for me... I think the only ads I want to see in a vr world are ones advertising the creators of the world. And even then I like when they're subtle and or in a place that doesn't clash with the world ect. My favourite case of creators advertising their social medias is when they have them on a in game pc screen ect. Cause it blends in nicely
Im personally offended by this since i have posters up myself lmao
Jkjk love you! I never knew about ads till my customers actually mentioned i should ask world creators about my product.
Now i have the cheapest trackers of any if the other sellers in those posters and i have the best warranty. Any issues with my product will get warrantied, no questions asked.
Though like most people....i honestly never paid attention to ads till now :-: sowwy
Actually, I even mentioned the ozi/zeni situations to a few world creators that it's probably none good idea to keep his stuff up and they said that they won't do anything about it since they are paying for the space which is a bit upsetting.
i dont mind the ads that much thats just how money works especially when you can turn them off
Honestly, I find the way a lot of worlds do ads to be more immersive, not all, specifically worlds that are trying to be like, bedrooms and houses just don't make sense
But seeing a poster board with ads in a movie world feels like I'm really at the movies, this more points out how much advertising is a part of our lived experience, but I can't imagine going to the movies and not being blasted with trailers and posters all around the entrance, it's part of the experience
Edit: as for ads for straight up bad products, here's the rule there, they are ads, never trust ads, this goes for VR and real life, always look for reviews of the product and if you can't find them, well that should tell you it's bad
As for 18+ ads? I'm firmly of the opinion VRchat should be an 18+ platform, as should all social media (by social media I mean sites like Instagram and Twitter, sites meant for meeting random strangers, things like discord I see more as private chat rooms) any site or service where you can meet random people, it's just to dangerous for kids
Actual SA trigger warning ahead
I use to use Twitter for porn, but it's so disgustingly filled with CP now that I can't, all because Twitter just, isn't moderated anymore, it's not an exaggeration to say that litterally something as basic as # NSFW can lead you to bots spamming it, how is that a platform that in anyway should be OK for someone 13 to use? Hell how is Twitter even still up? Like how hasn't it been shut down, I don't want this to become a rant of how much of a filth hell scape of straight up illegal shit Twitter is now, so I'll stop there
The difficulty might come from properly defining what would be an ad, because uncareful wording could obliterate events like VKet, and also places like the Dealer's Den at Furality. I guess if I were to define where to allow ads, it'd probably have to be A) something being promoted that is not by the world creator (so that Avatar worlds don't also get hit) and B) the world is exclusively for promoting goods/services (no chill spaces/games, although I'd make an exception for games that are related to the products being promoted).
I'm on the fence about whether or not groups should count as ads or not. Allowing them could end up being a loophole, it would be a very difficult one to exploit, I think, so maybe any promotion of groups is ok no matter where.
i feel kinda bad cuz i just paid to have a poster put in popcorn palace of me and my bestfriend
they do have a world option to turn off the posters TwT
Diden't really mind the adds... but we also have VRC credits now so people could directly support your content. Back before the credits, I could understand monetizing your world as a way to get money in, but now that users can just directly support you threw VRC Credits (Although I have some issues with that system in general) it feels kinda extra to have ads in your world now...
As someone who just barely got into VRChat, I can't say I've encountered this much at all yet. It's very likely though that I just haven't been to any of the particularly egregious worlds. For me personally if ads are unobtrusive I very rarely care. Like, in a public more outdoor type world, I wouldn't mind there being a poster add or two. Or like, a few ad posters in the lobby of a club world for example. Just kinda there and easy to ignore. I realize however that can get out of hand really fast, so if there's a better way to support world creation and maintenance without ads, I do think that's probably the direction we should be going. (Maybe we can roll support for creators into VRC+ there VRChat.... just sayin')
Not to mention the fact that VRChat could easily run their own ad management system like Twitch or RUclips, but they've made it clear that ads aren't the way they wanna go. If that's the case, then I agree with you that they should probably just ban them across the platform.
Did not even see that ad in popcorn palace, how on earth have VRChat not done anything about that? That's a blatant ToS violation but because it has a few extra steps to view it it's okay? These devs just confuse me more and more.
Anything that makes VRChat a LOT of money, they'll keep (even if it's against their TOS).
This is why these worlds are allowed to do this.
It's all about "MONEY".
This makes VRChat absolutely no money. Ads are not an official VRChat feature, and that's part of the reason things like porn and borderline scam products are being advertized.
Can't even escape in VR from advertisement billboards... :D
Welcome to the modern future.
Edit: Put as many billboards you wan't, cause they won't catch my eyes anyway due to clear mindset... All i see them as an "Posters" as part of decoration.
God forbid lol…Freeland doesn’t have any ads luckily.
I think ads are ok as long as it ain't a scam or nsfw, they do need to go easy on the ads though, too many ads and vrchat may become yt lol xD
Sounds like we need an add blocker for vrchat
I honestly think there should be a central platform to moderate and check ads, I think ads are a great way to add to the virtual experience, monetization does bring revenue, and revenue can bring investors and such to VR to help fund this awesome technology, the primary issue is there isnt a central authority on ads, or really anyone moderating them. I feel like designing an ads platform might help make it safer and more effective for advertisers and worlds.
Still, I do loathe ads overall. Especially when they get out of hand, but I've never found them to be terribly intrusive overall. With notable exceptions lmao
Are you taking into account incentives and other issues that led to today adblockers?
@@Pasha231514 Its not like I'm planning on building this myself, Just thought it'd be worth to get the idea out there
I'm full aware of adblockers I use them religiously, I quite literally have a pihole setup on my network lmao
Overall I still think building a centralized platform might be worth it regardless of adblock, not really a factor at the moment in VRC
I'm not really a ad person myself, and kind of wish I knew how to do world design myself. Though if it does become a thing a service or better regulation on advertising should be a thing in VRC. Though till that happens keeping things ad free would be best.
I don’t mind it since it’s mostly individuals trying to make a living out of there work also the Ancients Of VRC poster POG
They don't take away from the experience at all. They're on walls and buildings...etc not popping up in your face as you mirror dwell.
I don't care where the hell they're at. The problem is world creators are being irresponsible with what they're advertising, and when this is brought to their attention they respond with "well, they're paying me so I'm not taking it down". If you're going to be irresponsible when doing something, then you shouldn't have the privilege of doing it.
thanks for the sause i forgor about that video x3 /j
Everyone lets move to Resonite! It just needs more people....
I'm complety ok with ads in the worlds helps me learn about new VR products. Granted not every service is great, and any potential customer should do there research, Before making a purchase
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Holy shit IT FUCKKKKKKK TRUE OHHHH
the popcorn palace took down 90% of there ads!
While i do agree that some ads are downright wrong, what other system is there to incentivize the creation of worlds? If ads were banned from worlds most people that live of making worlds would lose most of their income. Making a world is time consuming work for it to be just a skill show-off.
There's the creator economy, which does definitely need to be fleshed out with more options, but the baseline is there. There's also the option to have a patreon or ko-fi.
Plus it's not like the ads are a built in feature of the game anyways. By definition some of them are just against the TOS.
Also I kinda think it's a dumb idea to go into creating worlds just because you expect to make money off of it. People should create worlds because they want to and they enjoy it.
tbh this isn't rly much of a problem. It never bugged me.
Gigantic problem ads all the platforms a whole network going to have problem ads is it out of control
no ads better its a vr game not a phone game like candy crush
Frankly, the commercialization of shared and creative spaces within Cyberspace is a sign that the culture is dying. The creative impulse should be enabled, but VRChat has always cultivated a divide between its creative community and the community at large. They will leverage that divide in order to capture what they can in terms of revenue. They will only go after ad services insofar as they do not contribute to their bottom line.
But this has been clear since they stabbed their modding community in the back. VRChat wants control, and to leverage that control in order to profit off of its creative community. Given the prevalence of advertisement, I expect vrchat to introduce their own toolkit/service and to more rigorously enforce that portion of their TOS. But before that, if they are smart, they will allow this to reach a crisis point so that their attempt to capture the revenue looks like them stepping in to 'solve the ad problem'.
hinestly thats one of the reasons i quit vrc
agreed.
Hi jacob 🎉
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Im sorry but this is like saying youtubers shouldnt be alowed to run adds not made by youtube. Sorry you dont like seeing some of these adds i understand but im sorry i dont see anything wrong wrong with nsfw adds
You don't see anything wrong with nsfw ads? In regular worlds not at all targeted at adults? On a game with a large userbase of children? Even setting that aside, nsfw content isn't allowed in public instances, therefore nsfw ads shouldn't be in public instances.
Also the difference between VRChat and RUclips is that RUclips has guidelines that they actually enforce. In video sponsorships are subject to the same advertising policies that a regular Google ad would be.
@Jacobfov I'm someone who dosnt think kids should be on vr at all... br chats age limit needs to be changed to 18+ the way I see things it's like letting a 9 year old play call of duty its not a good idea and it's not safe for them. And I will say one of the advertisements you called socials and said was ok (eden apis) is an 18+ erp server for bdsm events, I know because it's a server I'm a part of. There's nothing wrong with ads if people are interested they'll look things up but for the most part people just ignore them.
@@E.M.A There's a difference between an 18+ discord server that requires age verification before you see nsfw content, and straight up porn.
@Jacobfov this is just going to be a thing alot of people agree with you with and alot of people disagree with you on. Having an add for mature content that isn't showing mature content in the add isn't a bad thing to me I'm sorry. Porn will exist and people who get paid for it shouldn't be shamed.
vrchat has a furry problem more than anything