Never trust articles about porn.  I&#x27;ve never seen one that represented more than a myopic view.  It&#x27;s a very diverse industry.<p>I hope that Kink implodes.  That side of the industry started as an almost joke.  Bush, pre-911 Bush, talked about going after violent porn.  So a couple producers got together and said: &quot;Well, lets give them a target.&quot;  They had first amendment lawyers primed for battle.  Then 9&#x2F;11, and the feds never showed up.  Fast forwards a decade or so, and the violent porn meant to trigger a freedom of speech battle is practically mainstream.  Kink.com is now a giant and customers are leaving for content that even Kink wouldn&#x27;t touch.  The old hats are aghast at the beast they&#x27;ve unleashed.<p>I&#x27;ve got clients that come to me when employees are caught downloading things they shouldn&#x27;t.  I&#x27;m the guy that has to go through this material and figure out whether anything is illegal, whether we have to bring in the cops.  It isn&#x27;t fun.<p>(But i did once practically fall out of my chair at a client meeting when I was introduced as &quot;the external expert on child porn&quot;.  I was in fact the guy there to explain that the material wasn&#x27;t such.  The employee was fired, but the police were not involved.)