MadiTheLion

Cher in a Bob Mackie dress at the 60th Academy Awards (1988)

I see your thought process, but the answer, unfortunately, is no, not really. If a platform gets associated with sex work, even if it's only a fraction of the content, it gets targeted, and the sex workers get run off. There were actually quite a lot of sex workers on Patreon back in the day (I was friends with several), and then they got run out of the platform entirely as Patreon rebranded as the mainstream content creator website.

The more non-SWers that flood into OnlyFans, the quicker OnlyFans decides to boot all the SWers off and cater only to the SFW userbase. Because if they get rid of the SWers, they won't get targeted by anti-SWer legislation, but they'll still make their money.

If that makes sense?

Basically, content hosting companies really only give a shit as long as they keep making money, and if non-SW content is gonna make them more money and keep them from having to deal with legal issues around SW, they'll ditch SWers in a heartbeat.