This is a post to present a new feature. We believe it will help us build exciting new features, such as an improved search engine and better lists. After the introduction, we explain how to use it and give some tips to use it best.
For a long time, we have been unhappy with how we are displaying the aliases of any model. We’re trying to improve it now.
On the profile page itself, the idea is that we remove the site names from the aliases and hide those behind the info icon, visible here:
If you click on it, it will slide open the block with extra information on her aliases:
In 2017, we held a poll on this blog about whether or not to create a profile page for the first transgender Playboy Playmate, Ines Rau. Although the vote was overwhelming for “no,” we decided to create a profile for Ines a few years later because she is post-op, and we wanted a complete listing of all the Playboy Playmates. Times are changing, taboos are fading away, and there seems to be a growing demand to allow transexuals. It feels like the right time to evaluate our transgender/transexual policy.
Trans porn is now one of the most popular categories on Pornhub. There are ample trans porn sites on the web available.
According to the annual Pornhub Year in Review report, the platform’s “transgender” category experienced a massive boost in searches over the past 12 months, growing by over 75% to become the 7th most popular section in the world. The adult platform went on to note that the increase has led to trans porn becoming the most viewed category in Brazil.
As a Pedia for all sorts of Babes, we need an accurate and distinct way to describe the appearance of nearly 30.000 females we already have on a website. One of the first things that come to mind when you describe women is the body type they have.
Right now, under the Add/edit biography – Body information section you can choose one of those:
Muscular
Athletic
Slim
Average
Chubby
BBW
We are open to changing these options if it brings improvement. One could argue the difference between muscular and athletic, or the need to add “curvy” to the list. The could be found numerous charts for body types that are different from ours.
Do we need “Anorexic” or “Boyish” added to Babepedia? Is curvy self-explanatory?
In fact, users find “Curvy” the most attractive of all according to some polls.
“Curvy” wins the competition, but we don’t even have that option on Babepedia.
Users have fun combining this list with alcohol consumption rates:
Is this offensive?
Another list suggests defining just by the looks of the hips and the belly. Is “Underweight” and “Slim” the same thing as “Anorexic” and “Boyish” and what sounds better?
Hips could help to differentiate the female appearance.
The picture below is showing the body fat percentage for women, but not naming the types. How would you title these 9 babes according to their body types?
Share your own list with us in the comments!
Which words should we use for describing the body type and which should we not? What should be added to the existing Babepedia body types list? Please let us know down in the comments. This is an important and sensitive topic and we do need your feedback!
