I agree with this answer I don't have anything in addition to add to it, though.

I don't have an issue with nudity, however I wish they wouldn't put the word "review" on the ones that are just, as you say, "soft porn shows."

This, pretty much. They more like adult product trailers then true reviews. Both have there place, I just wish they where labeled a bit clear.

agree with you completely

The word Review is required when you upload a video. That is why it's used. If we don't put it in, then it will be edited and added.

I enjoy doing adult videos. They are meant to be like a commercial. And Like Carrie Ann said. They are easy to tell they are adult because the nudity symbol before you even hit play.

I'd like to stress that not all videos are meant to be "informative". Some of them are for entertainment or to be visually stimulating.

Considering the term "sex sells" has been around for a LONG time I think it's been proven, over and over again, that many people DO buy based on a hot girl doing hot things with a product.

It may not be *your* thing but that's part of what makes the world interesting -- we all like different things. EF strives to provide something for everyone and we've *definitely* found that the adult videos are providing something for a lot of people. They're the most viewed of all videos. In fact, a typical video by a popular reviewer is likely to get 100 views in a month where an adult video by a popular reviewer is likely to get 1000 in the same time span.

I hope folks can keep in mind that we really do want to offer everyone a little something and that just because some of those somethings aren't your favorite somethings doesn't mean they aren't someone else's favorite something.

I'm sorry, again, that you don't like them. But please remember we wouldn't pay for something we didn't want.

Once again, while they are not informational -- they are not intended to be informational. They are intended to be a sensual, erotic view of the toy and it's use. The intention isn't to discuss the product. The intention is to show the product in a sexy way.

We have text reviews, description reviews, blog reviews, video reviews, product guides, material guides and an active forum where toys are discussed quite regularly. Not all of our customers want to discuss toys. Some of them just want a little erotic inspiration and a product that looks appealing.

Nothing at all wrong with that. And there is nothing wrong with the people doing these videos getting paid to do them.

Those people who do them put a LOT of work into editing, lighting and quality. Far more than goes into many regular video reviews. It takes courage to put yourself out there that way.

Please also try to remember that even though they aren't your thing it is your fellow community members who are creating them and I'm sure feelings have been hurt by the implication that they have no worth and shouldn't be a paid effort. They are every bit as valuable as ANY OTHER effort any of you put out.

I understand that everyone has and is entitled to an opinion but, please, try to be kind when voicing those opinions.

Totally don't mind in fact I am more likely to watch the review if it includes nudity.