Twitter Isn't Being Overrun with Porn — People Just Don't Like Sex Workers – Rolling Stone

Your Community Notes are wrong — there isn’t a big meme account pro-porn conspiracy In theory, the “community notes” feature on X (the platform formerly known as Twitter till it was inexplicably renamed by owner Elon Musk), is intended to refute or provide more context for a given tweet, which is — again, in theory — supposed to curb the spread of misinformation on the platform. In practice, however, some people have started using the Community Notes feature for another purpose entirely: getting mad at women who have OnlyFans. Last week, the meme account @bornakang, which has about 831,000 followers on X, posted a photo of five attractive women in various states of undress (though it’s worth noting that none of the women were unclothed, and the photo was relatively SFW). “Wyd [What you doing] in this situation,” the caption read, a reference to a longstanding meme. The women weren’t tagged in the original post, but according to screengrabs, a few of them did respond in the replies, which would ostensibly draw traffic to their own social media accounts. Nothing about the post was particularly new or unusual. On X and Instagram, large meme accounts have become somewhat notorious for
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