: First you will need to know the laws and regulations in the country you are hosting the site and creating "the content". Minimum legal ages and so on. Second, you need to check the T&C

First you will need to know the laws and regulations in the country you are hosting the site and creating "the content". Minimum legal ages and so on.

Second, you need to check the T&C of your hosting provider; many will explicitly say hosting adult material is not allowed. If you are self-hosting, you should check your internet service provider since they may have certain conditions, too.

Third, if you are allowing user-generated content you will need strict controls on what gets uploaded, what to do with illegal material, and so on.

Finally, I am not a lawyer (nor do I have any experience in this area) so I suggest you seek professional advice on this kind of thing.

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