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[dniblick]

Do you think it’s a chatbot? Sometimes I message them privately here to ask questions about whether they’ve tried to get a particular model or another, and they actually reply in a very kind and detailed way. They explain whether the model said yes or no, which I really appreciate, because some people almost demand certain models, but it’s not easy to get everyone to agree to shoot nudity.

Also, most agencies only allow their models to shoot with Sasha or Smiggi because they probably consider other photographers not experienced or established enough. But I don’t know, maybe it’s a chatbot.

Let me be clearer then. I think that particular response that they posted was crafted largely by a chatbot (Claude, GPT, Gemini, etc.), and the AI detectors all agree. I know there are real people running the company. I too have talked with them. They're real and seem like fine people. But that message struck a number of people as not real, and that's not so fine.

 

[lucasnitb]

Wait, ANOTHER document to sign? A THIRD one? @Yummy Magazine

 

[top_cat]

I don't think essentially saying "Yeah you can quit Yummy+ tomorrow we don't really care" is the way to go about this. @Yummyzine You are a customer service at the end of the day and I don't think making your customers feel unimportant is a very good business model for any business.

Also @Yummyzine you have become lazy as hell. You use the same locations and with the same photographers who make the models do the same exact poses. Your videos have become formulaic. Invest in different photographers who can bring something fresh to your platform, these days it's even hard to distinguish between the various issues cause they all look the same

The reason why they almost always use the same photographer is very [redacted].


Allegedly. For entertainment purposes only.

 

[wayne joynx]

Do you think it’s a chatbot? Sometimes I message them privately here to ask questions about whether they’ve tried to get a particular model or another, and they actually reply in a very kind and detailed way. They explain whether the model said yes or no, which I really appreciate, because some people almost demand certain models, but it’s not easy to get everyone to agree to shoot nudity.

Also, most agencies only allow their models to shoot with Sasha or Smiggi because they probably consider other photographers not experienced or established enough. But I don’t know, maybe it’s a chatbot.

If you look at the earlier Yummy issues (which had more prominent models) they used to shoot with between 10 to 12 photographers. These days it's just the 2, Smiggi sorta tries sometimes. But Sasha is just rerinsing the same concept over and over, he couldn't be bothered less to try a new creative muscle.

Also a lot of their 'models' these days are Onlyfans models and unknown Instagram gym bros who don't even model, I don't think they are making any demands lolll

 

[hans.nardelly]

Yummy works with a third-party technology provider that develops and maintains our platform infrastructure. As one of their largest clients, we have worked closely with them to continuously improve the security of the platform, particularly in response to multiple attempts to leak copyrighted content.

Our system is capable of monitoring and recording user activity within the platform, including attempts to circumvent video protections or interfere with security measures. In cases where content has been distributed outside the platform, those responsible have been identified through our security and forensic systems.

As part of a major security upgrade implemented by our technology partner, some users experienced delays in receiving their coins during the transition period. This was a temporary issue, and all affected users will receive the coins they are entitled to. The matter is currently being resolved.

The recent upgrades have significantly strengthened our anti-piracy and content protection systems. Alongside these technical improvements, the platform's Terms and Conditions have been updated to reflect the enhanced security framework and current operational requirements.

We want to be absolutely clear that we would never make false accusations against any user. Consumer protection regulations are very strict, and we take our responsibilities seriously. Our primary objective is to protect the work of our models, photographers, agencies, and all the talented individuals who contribute to the platform. Without effective protection of their intellectual property and rights, the platform would simply not be sustainable.

Beyond these security improvements, we are continuously investing in the development of the platform to enhance the overall user experience. Our goal is not only to protect the talent who make the platform possible, but also to ensure that the platform becomes increasingly intuitive, efficient, and engaging for our members.

We are constantly introducing improvements, refining existing features, and exploring new ways to make the experience more rewarding for our users. As the platform continues to grow, our commitment remains the same: to provide a secure, high-quality environment that benefits both our talent and our community.

We are extremely pleased with the work our developers have done and believe we now have one of the strongest security systems ever implemented on the platform.

It is also important to remember that Yummy has always been, first and foremost, a publishing company built around its printed products. Our beautiful books, magazines, calendars and collector's editions are, and will always remain, the heart of what we do. While we are proud of the growth and development of Yummy Plus, it is ultimately a complementary extension of our publishing business rather than its foundation. Even in the unlikely event that every single subscriber decided to leave the platform tomorrow, our core business would continue to be our printed publications, and they will remain our primary focus with or without Yummy Plus.

Thank you

That isn't true

 

[bxbbybigd]

If you look at the earlier Yummy issues (which had more prominent models) they used to shoot with between 10 to 12 photographers. These days it's just the 2, Smiggi sorta tries sometimes. But Sasha is just rerinsing the same concept over and over, he couldn't be bothered less to try a new creative muscle.

Also a lot of their 'models' these days are Onlyfans models and unknown Instagram gym bros who don't even model, I don't think they are making any demands lolll

Actually, I don’t agree with this at all. Factually, it’s simply not true. People sometimes repeat the same claim over and over again here, but that doesn’t make it true.

As I’ve wrote before, Yummy 10 is a very recent issue, and it is one of the best and most impressive editions they have ever produced in terms of models. It featured Jonathan Kranebitter on the cover and incredible fashion models such as Alessandro Pomponi, Emilio Alcaraz, Emmanuele Buchele, Nicky White, Romain Beziau, and many others. Out of the 25 models featured in that issue, the only person with an OnlyFans was the Russian model Dmitrii Averyanov, who was actually a highly regarded model in the past and worked with photographers such as Bruce Weber. If you actually look at the lineup, it’s honestly insane.

Yummy 11 also featured legitimate fashion models such as Dimitris Kokonakis, Aleksander Prus, Alexandre Doré, Leonardo Castaldo, Hiago Paulino, and they even brought Oliver Baggerman back.

If you go back through the earlier issues, they actually had more OnlyFans guys than they do now. Issue 4 had many great models, none full frontal, but it also featured several BelAmi Eastern European pornstars with erections photographed by Smiggi. Pietro Boselli was on the cover of Issue 2, and well, look at him now.

You had porn actors such as Sean Ford in the very first issue, and even Maximo Garcia was photographed by Sgura in issue 3. Fast forward to Issue 8 and you have big onlyfans names like Levy, Sepanta, Steve Swish, and Owen Lindberg, while Ross Hinchmarch appeared in Issue 9.

Then suddenly you get the masterpiece that is Issue 10, featuring models I never imagined I would see photographed fully nude. I genuinely believe they still have quite a few surprises in store for Issue 12, especially considering they didnt reveal that many models for it yet.

One day I’ll analyze the magazine issue by issue and completely dismantle this “OnlyFans magazine” narrative with facts and logic. The information is all there on their website for anyone willing to look.

They have worked with many photographers over the years, but the top fashion models have always been photographed by the same group of people because agencies generally do not allow just anyone to shoot their talent. At some point, the choice becomes simple: would you rather have that model appear in the magazine if it means the shoot has to be done by the same photographer, or would you rather not have the model featured at all?

Also, I’m also pretty sure they could get models like Alessio Pozzi or Chad White (that has shot nude for every publication on earth) to shoot again, but as has happened in the past, it probably wouldn’t be full frontal, which means people would be very critical about it, like they seem to be with every single little and big thing they do anyway.

It’s very easy to criticize others, but I’m pretty sure you wouldn’t do any better. You’re certainly not a better photographer, model or editor, and judging by some of the inaccurate things you’ve written here, probably not even much of a fan or customer.

I believe they haven’t handled some of the recent Yummy Plus issues fairly, and I’ve criticized them for that myself but I still think they are the best at what they do.

Of course, as soon as they mentioned that print was their crown jewel, everyone immediately started looking for ways to criticize that as well. They weren’t very smart to reveal part of their business structure so openly!

 

[wayne joynx]

Actually, I don’t agree with this at all. Factually, it’s simply not true. People sometimes repeat the same claim over and over again here, but that doesn’t make it true.

As I’ve wrote before, Yummy 10 is a very recent issue, and it is one of the best and most impressive editions they have ever produced in terms of models. It featured Jonathan Kranebitter on the cover and incredible fashion models such as Alessandro Pomponi, Emilio Alcaraz, Emmanuele Buchele, Nicky White, Romain Beziau, and many others. Out of the 25 models featured in that issue, the only person with an OnlyFans was the Russian model Dmitrii Averyanov, who was actually a highly regarded model in the past and worked with photographers such as Bruce Weber. If you actually look at the lineup, it’s honestly insane.

Yummy 11 also featured legitimate fashion models such as Dimitris Kokonakis, Aleksander Prus, Alexandre Doré, Leonardo Castaldo, Hiago Paulino, and they even brought Oliver Baggerman back.

If you go back through the earlier issues, they actually had more OnlyFans guys than they do now. Issue 4 had many great models, none full frontal, but it also featured several BelAmi Eastern European pornstars with erections photographed by Smiggi. Pietro Boselli was on the cover of Issue 2, and well, look at him now.

You had porn actors such as Sean Ford in the very first issue, and even Maximo Garcia was photographed by Sgura in issue 3. Fast forward to Issue 8 and you have big onlyfans names like Levy, Sepanta, Steve Swish, and Owen Lindberg, while Ross Hinchmarch appeared in Issue 9.

Then suddenly you get the masterpiece that is Issue 10, featuring models I never imagined I would see photographed fully nude. I genuinely believe they still have quite a few surprises in store for Issue 12, especially considering they didnt reveal that many models for it yet.

One day I’ll analyze the magazine issue by issue and completely dismantle this “OnlyFans magazine” narrative with facts and logic. The information is all there on their website for anyone willing to look.

They have worked with many photographers over the years, but the top fashion models have always been photographed by the same group of people because agencies generally do not allow just anyone to shoot their talent. At some point, the choice becomes simple: would you rather have that model appear in the magazine if it means the shoot has to be done by the same photographer, or would you rather not have the model featured at all?

Also, I’m also pretty sure they could get models like Alessio Pozzi or Chad White (that has shot nude for every publication on earth) to shoot again, but as has happened in the past, it probably wouldn’t be full frontal, which means people would be very critical about it, like they seem to be with every single little and big thing they do anyway.

It’s very easy to criticize others, but I’m pretty sure you wouldn’t do any better. You’re certainly not a better photographer, model or editor, and judging by some of the inaccurate things you’ve written here, probably not even much of a fan or customer.

I believe they haven’t handled some of the recent Yummy Plus issues fairly, and I’ve criticized them for that myself but I still think they are the best at what they do.

Of course, as soon as they mentioned that print was their crown jewel, everyone immediately started looking for ways to criticize that as well. They weren’t very smart to reveal part of their business structure so openly!

I've seen both Yummy 10 and Yummy 11 and I've seen all those photosets you've mentioned. So I know what I'm talking about...

And what you are saying about photographers is simply untrue...go to any of the model's Instagram pages...they shoot with a wide array of photographers both known and unknown...some of the photographers they shoot have like 1000 followers...so why would their agencies allow them to shoot with smaller photographers for different projects and then demand only the big ones for Yummy? I don't think so....

Where in my statement did I also say Yummy doesn’t shoot with real models? If you include the zines(which you conveniently ignored) most of their models are Onlyfans and unknown Instagram gym people.

Also everyone here is a nuanced adult who knows what they are saying.... I don't know why you think you know better than other people, in the end of the day you are on a porn forum writing all these paragraphs arguing with faceless profiles...this is the wrong place to lecture anyone, take it elsewhere!

 

[dniblick]

Wait, ANOTHER document to sign? A THIRD one? @Yummy Magazine

They had to correct all the typos (including the one where they left Rickdayland in as the company name LMAO). Though they still botched the jurisdiction clause on the newest one, so there will likely be another update shortly, assuming they decide to actually have a lawyer look at it.

 

[arctico]

hoping for Jarrod Scott

 

[Gabriel holden]

someone have Issue 2 Yummy Pierre

 

[Luke_Conde]

Yummy works with a third-party technology provider that develops and maintains our platform infrastructure. As one of their largest clients, we have worked closely with them to continuously improve the security of the platform, particularly in response to multiple attempts to leak copyrighted content.

Our system is capable of monitoring and recording user activity within the platform, including attempts to circumvent video protections or interfere with security measures. In cases where content has been distributed outside the platform, those responsible have been identified through our security and forensic systems.

As part of a major security upgrade implemented by our technology partner, some users experienced delays in receiving their coins during the transition period. This was a temporary issue, and all affected users will receive the coins they are entitled to. The matter is currently being resolved.

The recent upgrades have significantly strengthened our anti-piracy and content protection systems. Alongside these technical improvements, the platform's Terms and Conditions have been updated to reflect the enhanced security framework and current operational requirements.

We want to be absolutely clear that we would never make false accusations against any user. Consumer protection regulations are very strict, and we take our responsibilities seriously. Our primary objective is to protect the work of our models, photographers, agencies, and all the talented individuals who contribute to the platform. Without effective protection of their intellectual property and rights, the platform would simply not be sustainable.

Beyond these security improvements, we are continuously investing in the development of the platform to enhance the overall user experience. Our goal is not only to protect the talent who make the platform possible, but also to ensure that the platform becomes increasingly intuitive, efficient, and engaging for our members.

We are constantly introducing improvements, refining existing features, and exploring new ways to make the experience more rewarding for our users. As the platform continues to grow, our commitment remains the same: to provide a secure, high-quality environment that benefits both our talent and our community.

We are extremely pleased with the work our developers have done and believe we now have one of the strongest security systems ever implemented on the platform.

It is also important to remember that Yummy has always been, first and foremost, a publishing company built around its printed products. Our beautiful books, magazines, calendars and collector's editions are, and will always remain, the heart of what we do. While we are proud of the growth and development of Yummy Plus, it is ultimately a complementary extension of our publishing business rather than its foundation. Even in the unlikely event that every single subscriber decided to leave the platform tomorrow, our core business would continue to be our printed publications, and they will remain our primary focus with or without Yummy Plus.

Thank you

I canceled my sub. All I want is to view contents comfortably. But the signing and all will never let me relax, even tho I'm not doing anything wrong . Peace of mind is everything

 

[bxbbybigd]

I've seen both Yummy 10 and Yummy 11 and I've seen all those photosets you've mentioned. So I know what I'm talking about...

And what you are saying about photographers is simply untrue...go to any of the model's Instagram pages...they shoot with a wide array of photographers both known and unknown...some of the photographers they shoot have like 1000 followers...so why would their agencies allow them to shoot with smaller photographers for different projects and then demand only the big ones for Yummy? I don't think so....

Where in my statement did I also say Yummy doesn’t shoot with real models? If you include the zines(which you conveniently ignored) most of their models are Onlyfans and unknown Instagram gym people.

Also everyone here is a nuanced adult who knows what they are saying.... I don't know why you think you know better than other people, in the end of the day you are on a porn forum writing all these paragraphs arguing with faceless profiles...this is the wrong place to lecture anyone, take it elsewhere!

I mean, Yummyzine was never meant to be a magazine exclusively for fashion models. It's a small publication that has always featured all kinds of men, and it has been like that from the beginning but even Yummyzine has released more recent issues that don't feature a lot of OnlyFans creators exclusively. There are also the new limited edition books dedicated to models like Simone and Romain. I was always referring to their main publication which is Yummy. You also forgot to mention you were talking about Yummyzine.

So you can't claim that they only feature OnlyFans creators and gym bros now, and then, when presented with facts, suddenly say, "But Yummyzine” just to find something that fits your narrative. You're the one being intellectually dishonest while constantly lecturing me and everyone else. The difference between me and you is that you don't tell the truth.

As for photographers, you're also forgetting something very simple: nudity. Agencies don't allow just anyone to shoot their models frontal nude. Of course, models work with many photographers for fashion editorials, but when it comes to full frontal nudity, most bigger models are usually very selective about who they work with.

For example, I've never seen Giorgio shoot full frontal nudity with anyone other than Sgura and Sasha. The same goes for Dimitris. Paul Ferrari has posed nude many times, but as far as I know, full frontal nudity was only done with Yummy. Chad White has shot nude for many publications, but I don't believe he has done full frontal nudity, except perhaps with Steven Klein or someone big but not sure.

And speaking of gym bros, I still remember when you were very excited about Bryce Deghorn when he was just a gym guy discovered by Yummy, before he later moved into some modeling. He is totally a gym bro. So apparently that was valid for you back then, which shows a certain level of hypocrisy. You write a lot, but you don't actually have anything particularly interesting to say, just gaslighting people.

Maybe if you like to waste your time writing here, you should criticize the disaster they did with their digital platform with all the NDAs they're forcing on people. That is a major mistake and actually worth discussing.

 

[heinz-ketchup]

not to distract anyone from the current hot topic, but..
any review for part 3 of Sacha Lehouck?

 

[hans.nardelly]

Lets go back sharing pics

 

[NPTH]

Tutto questo è estremamente ridicolo...per dirlo alla francese "ma annassero a cagare" ahahahahahah

Si stanno boicottando da soli, è incredibile

 

[lucasnitb]

They had to correct all the typos (including the one where they left Rickdayland in as the company name LMAO). Though they still botched the jurisdiction clause on the newest one, so there will likely be another update shortly, assuming they decide to actually have a lawyer look at it.

Lmao i-

 

[lorrain]

Hey, i have 30 coins, which one do you think is the best one to spend them? I don't want to spend any extra money

 

[Jesus973215]

Wich one would you buy?

- kokonakis part 5
- Castaldo. New video
- Kranebitter (one or two?

 

[humanspacevolt]

Yummy works with a third-party technology provider that develops and maintains our platform infrastructure. As one of their largest clients, we have worked closely with them to continuously improve the security of the platform, particularly in response to multiple attempts to leak copyrighted content.

Our system is capable of monitoring and recording user activity within the platform, including attempts to circumvent video protections or interfere with security measures. In cases where content has been distributed outside the platform, those responsible have been identified through our security and forensic systems.

As part of a major security upgrade implemented by our technology partner, some users experienced delays in receiving their coins during the transition period. This was a temporary issue, and all affected users will receive the coins they are entitled to. The matter is currently being resolved.

The recent upgrades have significantly strengthened our anti-piracy and content protection systems. Alongside these technical improvements, the platform's Terms and Conditions have been updated to reflect the enhanced security framework and current operational requirements.

We want to be absolutely clear that we would never make false accusations against any user. Consumer protection regulations are very strict, and we take our responsibilities seriously. Our primary objective is to protect the work of our models, photographers, agencies, and all the talented individuals who contribute to the platform. Without effective protection of their intellectual property and rights, the platform would simply not be sustainable.

Beyond these security improvements, we are continuously investing in the development of the platform to enhance the overall user experience. Our goal is not only to protect the talent who make the platform possible, but also to ensure that the platform becomes increasingly intuitive, efficient, and engaging for our members.

We are constantly introducing improvements, refining existing features, and exploring new ways to make the experience more rewarding for our users. As the platform continues to grow, our commitment remains the same: to provide a secure, high-quality environment that benefits both our talent and our community.

We are extremely pleased with the work our developers have done and believe we now have one of the strongest security systems ever implemented on the platform.

It is also important to remember that Yummy has always been, first and foremost, a publishing company built around its printed products. Our beautiful books, magazines, calendars and collector's editions are, and will always remain, the heart of what we do. While we are proud of the growth and development of Yummy Plus, it is ultimately a complementary extension of our publishing business rather than its foundation. Even in the unlikely event that every single subscriber decided to leave the platform tomorrow, our core business would continue to be our printed publications, and they will remain our primary focus with or without Yummy Plus.

Thank you

I really hope your business model works and many people can enjoy it. I understand you need it also to work for you, the models and photographers and you need safeguards.
But I am just to scared to continue using the platform. What if your monitoring tools have false positives? What tools would I have to defend myself against an accusation if the proof isn’t tangible and it’s a digital watermark I’m supposed to trust?
What if my password gets unintentionally leaked?
Why can’t you just introduce a step for people to include the CVV of their card when making an in-platform transaction to protect them against mistakes?
I’m out.

 

[vee_eight]

Do we have any full frontal from the Ignacio Ondategui - Part 2-3? He's hot, but I'll pass if there's no full frontal.