@teknomunk @cjd that would be a decent first step if we couldn't go all the way to banning it entirely
requiring something like
>submit a photo of yourself holding government issued photo ID
>pay with a credit or debit card with a name and billing address that matches that ID
>this has to be verified by a human employee and then kept on file for as long as the customer maintains their subscription + 1 year
>a bunch of regulatory requirements on ID verification, recordkeeping, and cybersecurity
would have an excellent chilling effect on both consumption and the number of sites willing to go through all that work and expense just to be allowed to distribute porn. especially the sort of high-value targets like social media sites where SFW and NSFW user generated content coexist.

similar measures could be taken on the production side from an anti human trafficking angle. want to produce or distribute smut? better be able to show authorities the signed and notarized consent forms from every actor involved or it's big time fines + criminal charges if someone turns out to be underage or a victim of human trafficking.