I mean like Playboy for the articles with good articles, or a well seasoned Lemmy feed. Beyond softcore is fine if not preferred.
I’ve played a few Renpy graphic novels, but all are flat mostly lifeless grinders. Probably everything I have ever played is on par with the crap I talked about with school friends in 3rd to 5th grade school boy lunch cringe talk. I like novel complexity. I do not find conservative convention or stereotypes amusing, and despise typical Western misogynistic roles and expectations. Cis het by pref, but will roll with anything if the writing is great. Most Free and Open Source Software repos seem to shy away from anything adult or mature in orientation. I found some stuff on twitch.io. What other options do you like or recommend?
It appears that the reason this kind of content is not on repos like GitHub because it violates their usage terms, apparently.
It seems that making anything like this is deemed distribution of pornographic material which automatically attracts the ambulance chasers.
It’s as if we’re living on a timeline where it’s okay to kill each other with guns, but not okay to see naked humans engaging in adult activities.
Yeah, like Oh no! doG hates your fundamental human needs as scientifically defined. You’re supposed to bottle and depress yourself on par with the most sadistic misers in the group!
You can sell more guns to repressed people.
I would argue that real FLOSS games don’t use GitHub for hosting since it’s Microsoft-owned.
As I said, “like GitHub”.
The same types of restrictions no doubt exist on other shared repository platforms.
I’ve not seen anyone attempting to use a platform already dedicated to adult content as a place for a repository, but that seems like an idea worth pursuing.
It’s corporate interests that generate lists of things that shareholders don’t want on a platform. There are several shared repos that aren’t for profit, some with a policy of only allowing open source software. You wouldn’t put all the art assets on there as the servers have limited capacity, but in principle “adult content” isn’t universally prohibited in places where it isn’t the primary focus.