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Fetlife will be a little quieter next week. Over 1,000 kinksters have signed up for #SlutStrike, a week-long deactivation event. Between April 30th and May 4th, participating users will deactivate to protest Fetlife’s ongoing “creep problem”.

Despite being the largest kinky social network, Fetlife has the worst reputation. Users are stalked, harassed, and threatened on a daily basis. It’s been an issue for over ten years, yet the company has never found a fix.

Many strikers hope that “going dark” will cause the company to lose money through ad revenue. They want to scare the site into implementing better moderation tools, like user screening and advanced blocking. Some users plan to temporarily cancel their premium subscriptions. 

So far, #SlutStrike seems to be working. Founder John Baku has recently claimed that Fetlife will update its policies and retrain its support team. The new project will be finished by May 18th.