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This is my last comment on this topic. You can interpret what I wrote how you wish. But, for clarification, I wrote nothing about whose “weight” is greater. I wrote that it is not easy to find out about the businesses, other than publicly reported statistics. CF/Liberty Media is a private company, as Is Mindgeek. So their “success” is hard to know by the usual measure: financial information. Mindgeek is a big conglomerate including many brands. Corbin Fisher has just two brands: ACM and ACS. That would lead one to assume that Mindgeek is bigger financially. But I don’t know and don’t claim to know. Mindgeek has many brands, both gay and straight, and they package the gay ones in their “portal”. But how to compare the businesses without financials, which you can’t get easily from private companies, is next to impossible, as I wrote. What we can assume is that none are as profitable as they used to be for various reasons. The easiest indicator is that model scene rates are dropping. Your profit is constrained by sales and costs, so, clearly, the sales don’t warrant scene rates like before. I also did not write that QMN has anything other than gay material. I wrote that it is the most visited site of its genre from the statistics I have read. I don’t know anything about the nature of the visitors there. Without a survey of the visitors, no one knows. I also wrote that the other site had both types of Corbin Fisher scenes, not that they had a lot of visitors.