Chaturbate review: Chaturbate (i.e. 'Scamurbate') is a prime example of why we need an internet bill of rights

I'm a very shapely and highly unique art / photo model who greatly enjoys giving people a highly individualized experience. In real life, people are highly drawn to me. Unfortunately, Scamurbate is heavily orchestrated by AI... AI teaching us what to say, AI teaching us how to behave, AI promoting influencers / toys / accessories... AI turning off the sound... AI shutting off the lights. "Don't talk, sing, strip or dance: JUST JACK IT" exclaims The Network via automated responses to audio-visual content, designed to affirm or agitate. Indeed, the 'algorithm' seems to only share me with incels chasing THE MOST for free, as Columbian Cartels to troll us in various insidious ways (namely, sending bots of 'studio' models into our shadowbanned rooms). Others insist that The Internet, itself, is to blame for it rapidly (and thoroughly) exterminating Nuance, Personality, Patience, Decorum and Generosity from the soul of Man. This is absolutely not true. There's always plenty of people on this... uption started and ended with Twitter — corporate donors, shadowbanning, censorship etc. ALL Fascist Neo-Liberal Social Engineering Sites are corrupt and, thus, should be held to certain standards. We the People deserve transparency, equal opportunity and (most of all) the utmost respect for our efforts. When I'm on Scamurabate, as on any other site, I slay every single time... I dance for people, I sing to them, I model like no other... ALL IN VAIN. This shouldn't be allowed to happen when models who aren't nearly as attractive have hundreds of people in their room. Like most Fascist Neo-Liberal Social Engineering Sites, we aren't allowed to choose anything for ourselves: they are chosen for us. Imagination, Beauty, Individuality and Freedom are the ENEMIES of Fascist Neo-Liberal Social Engineering Sites... so naturally, when you 'pay to play' you will be taught how to behave, what cameras to use, what to say, how to say it etc. Not surprising. Networks have always operated like this.