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I am writing an article on camming for Wikipedia. As far as I know, there is no article with this exact title, though there are couple articles with similar material, namely Webcam model. I am unsure on whether or not I should create a new article or simply add to this existing one, but I am leaning toward creating a new one since the article focuses on the models themselves rather than the profession. However, I do think a case can be made for simply adding to that article since the topics will necessarily overlap a lot. Either way, I think I can contribute to this article with discussion on ethics and the logistics regarding camming. The article mentioned above focuses a lot on history, the industry, and laws surrounding camming. From my small amount of research, I can provide more information on perspective and reaction of various groups and individuals toward the ethics and morality of camming. I can also explain more on how cam models go about their business and how they generate revenue.
Camming Article Outline
Lead
- Define camming and/or cam modeling
- Short summary of its history and relation to streaming and other sex work
- A sentence on its perception and status today
Background
- A discussion about the internet and online sex work
- History of livestreaming
- Integration of livestreaming with online pornography
- Specific examples like Chaturbate, xHamster, Pornhub Live
Industry
- How much models get paid, how much they get to keep from their profits
- The negatives of being attached to a website (and the positives)
- Moral arguments about what models should and shouldn't do
- Feminist perspectives: is it exploitative or empowering?
Legal Issues
- Comparison between gig work and sex work
- Legal status of online sex work, compared to in-person sex work
- Discussion of labor laws and how they often don't apply to sex work
- Regulation and whether or not it's beneficial or detrimental for sex workers