Porn Site: Deen Made Us Change Policy

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Updated Apr. 13, 2017 6:05PM EDT / Published Jan. 05, 2016 7:52PM EST

Kink.com, an extreme porn site, has changed its "model bill of rights" according to a Tuesday report by Vocativ, in the wak of a number of claims of sexual abuse by porn star James Deen, who allegedly committed some of the acts at the website's headquarters. The new set of rules place an emphasis on consent and encourage reporting of violations of the site's guidelines. They also will now provide transportation for performers too and from shoots.

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Porn Site: Deen Made Us Change Policy