FanCentro, Outraged By Tumblr's Ban, Moves Its Corporate Blog

CYBERSPACE— FanCentro, arguably the largest platform for influencer fan clubs, has issued a statement in opposition to Tumblr’s ban of adult content on its platform. "In a world full of gun violence, fights for equality among races and gender, and serious political turmoil, Tumblr has decided to turn its powerful lens on the major issue of nipples," said Stan Fiskin, CEO of FanCentro. "I am not sure why companies like Starbucks and Tumblr have such massive issues with sex and the human body but it is rather frightening that these are the issues they choose to be outraged about. "In solidarity with all our adult influencers, we are taking down our Tumblr blog and have created a new one at Blog.Fancentro.com.  We encourage all companies to support sex workers and join us in this boycott," added Fiskin. Tumblr announced on Monday that it would be shutting down and removing accounts with any form of adult content. This on the heels of Starbucks announcing it would no longer allow access to adult websites from its store WiFi. "I find it amazing that a person can play a first-person shooter game on Starbucks WiFi or log into an account where people will claim the earth is flat on Tumblr, but show half a nipple and they lose their minds," Fiskin noted. "Pornhub gets over a 100 million people daily. We have over 10,000 sites that have over 1.5 million users.” Adult entertainment is on the rise as the billion dollar industry continues to grow year after year. Adult workers are on the lookout for the best services and tools to generate more revenue and grow their brand. Tumblr's shortsighted action, that flies in the face of freedom of speech, continues the alarming trend of persecuting sex workers for no reason at all. "FanCentro will continue to support all adult performers, entertainers, and sex workers by providing them with a platform designed and made for them to build their online brand to generate revenue. We are here to empower and let performers have control of their business. It’s their life, their brand, and their enterprise,” said Fiskin. "Content creators looking for an avenue to blog can do so on the FanCentro platform and will have premium options as well as free. This feature will also include the ability to import all your Tumblr content and will be launched before the ban goes into effect."