Adult webmasters do not do much SEO. They just throw up images and rely on all those directories just like a lot of bloggers are relying on blogrolls…

While I’ve had a few emails questioning whether I should have posted this (I value each of these comments also) I’m feeling good that I have posted it and am pleased with the interaction around it – it’s definately opened up some interesting discussion.

thanks all.

The thing is that Christians (who are supposed to be ‘his body’) treat people like me as scum. It’s for this reason that I not only have stopped any association with the Church but have given up on ‘faith’.

But today I find this article and you have given me a glimmer of hope. This is quite literally the first time I’ve seen a Christian (let alone a minister) give the time of day to an adult publisher.

I’m not about to convert but I think if Christians were a little more like Darren that many of us who are into Adult would be interested in connecting with them and talking through issues of life.

Thanks for this interview, not so much for what was said in it but because of how you did it and that you did it.

There are far worse things in the world than porn. Of course that word covers so much, and overlaps into things that are violent and truly evil – but in a better world, sexuality itself would be celebrated rather than condemned.

The very definition of pornography is downright amusing: it usually includes the words “intended to arouse sexual desire”. So what’s so horrible about arousal? It’s a good thing, actually, good for body and mind. But not in this sick, sick world where a movie that shows people killing other people is fine for the over thirteen crowd, but nudity will ruin their tender minds.. such nonsense.

Anyway – interesting interview :-)

To often Christians claim they “hate sin but love the sinner” while at the same time making vicious personal attacks. Yet in the Bible we see that the people Jesus seemed to like hanging out the best were prostitutes, swindlers, and partiers.

Thanks for modeling Jesus here and not stereotypical Christians. Because you did we learned some good stuff from this interview. Keep up your good work!

More and more adult webmaster going into mainstream blogging… this is a great news because we can learn something useful (for our mainstream business) from their experience sharing.

but first,

australia were treated unfairly in the WorldCup, and i feel for the supporters.

yesterday before the kick-offs of world cup matches to teams stood together, in diffrent colours in front of a racism.

Racism is a strong word.

But as Christians, so often we are guilty of ‘Spiritual segrigation’

we need a word as strong as racism for that!

which is why this comment is ralevent:
Today Minister;) you’re doing your bit to counter that trend, and i applaud!

actually the way you run this blog is a testiomny to that attitude of non spiritual segrigation.

so another Kudos.

At the time I was making adult sites and it was done purely for the money. I got out of the adult sites for two reasons, first being similar to Steve’s “sick of looking at boobs and bums” and the second was that I was locked in my spare room for far too long and missed the socialising that comes with being in a workplace.

At that time (before the term blogging had been invented) The adult industry was leaps and bounds in front of the mainstream markets for monetisation. It’s only really been with the launch of adsense that has created a living for so many people in so many different market segments.

To Steve and Marie, hope things are going great for you !

To me, innovation, experimentation, and multiple perspectives are essential to effective blogging. Always discovering, always innovating, learning from what others do, and cross polinating from other bloggers and fields is what makes a blog lively and productive, plus, it’s just plain more fun that way.

Pat Gundry

It was a really valuable experience that I do not regret.