A few thoughts on community

Today, I intend for once to focus upon a positive aspect of this website, the sense of real community fostered amongst those of us who perceive it as more than a mere showcase for hardcore pornography.

I have encountered some truly fascinating people here on Xhamster, and engaged in many quite illuminating conversations on a variety of topics: not just pornography, but also art, literature and politics, all of which segue quite neatly into our common interest. And whilst it's true that the majority of us shield our full identity behind an artificial username, that anonymity does promote a greater sense of freedom in the expression of our opinions. To quote Oscar Wilde, "Man is least himself when he talks in his own person. Give him a mask, and he will tell you the truth."

Of course, every village has it idiots, and Xhamster has more than its fair share. However, I sense the wind of change is gathering momentum and the arrogant bullies who currently swagger about its electronic thoroughfares dispensing bigotry and vitriol in equal measures will soon discover their days are as numbered as those of the dinosaurs they so closely resemble. It is past time those residents who believe in mutual respect closed ranks and proclaimed the dawn of a new era.