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Itch.io follows Steam in removing adult games
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They don't actually care about that. Stop humoring their excuses. They're just prudes.
True. The group pressuring the payment companies were originally a christian group. They can indeed be very prude
Their co-founder likes Cuties
Yeah it's important to note that being prudish is almost as much as a smoke screen as being feminist (almost I'm sure they are actually puritans as well); their actual goal is to shut down discussion of abuse against women and children. They want to end anything that might empower them to say no, or prompt the discussion that does so. Otherwise they wouldn't try to get once human pulled from steam for it's depiction of domestic abuse.