This sounds like some sort of cyber exhibitionism. In the women only conference where I was able to view the history, easily half of the readers were men. It was far rarer to find women reading the men s messages. Time will tell if they have learned anything from the exposure. To read todays headlines one would think that Web sites and child pornography monopolize the Internet, but it was only a year or two ago that cyber-sex was the media rage.
Sex is always a safe marketing tool and cyber sex is the safest sex yet.
Despite the numbers flaunted by the media I can t find anyone who admits to logging on to get off. Yet Adult BBSs are flourishing in spite of the federal governments efforts to curtail what consenting adults are doing in front of their own monitors. Assuming these are adults. High profile busts by federal authorities have scarcely slowed down smut in cyberspace. Sysops are just getting more clever.