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You learn all kinds of things from the Internet.

Last week I learned that XBiz doesn’t accept ads from ICM Registry. You could have fooled me. When I was running AVN it was pretty much the standard policy that no tickee, no shirtee; no ads, no press. So I assumed that XBiz has a similar business model.

Truth is, everything I know about Stuart Lawley I pretty much learned off of XBiz. So I just assumed that XBiz was running interference for them.

Same way, in fact, I learned today all about Snatchly.com. I’ll admit, the XBiz story written by Stephen Yagielowicz http://newswire.xbiz.com/view.php?id=144244, baffled me by flaunting terms like “social pin-board” and other techno hoodie-ha which I, as an Internet moron, would never have understood.

That is, until I went on Snatchly.com, saw for myself first hand what it was all about, and suddenly it became apparent.

Maybe there’s another word for it, but Snatchly.com is essentially an aggregate of free porn.

It’s columns and columns and pages and page of provocative naked lady thumbnails linking to those specific tube sites and their free porn clips, or maybe it’s links to chat rooms, if you’re so inclined – pretty much anything that offers porn with a home room pass.

Basically it’s my www.AdultCybermart.com idea, but I guess porn companies aren’t keen on a site where you can actually SELL your product.

When you hit the thumbnails on Snatchly.com it takes you to RedTube, PornHub, YouJizz, Tube8, YouPorn, xHamster, whatever, and your evening is set with a retinue of non-revenue producing sexual entertainment.

You’ll find ads for male enhancements endorsed by Ron Jeremy and Tommy Gunn. You’ll find big time porn companies advertising their sites. You’ll find all kinds of startling information- the kind I’ll use later to bite some people in the ass with.

I try to keep up with the adult industry, but maybe I was out the day an armistice was signed, and free porn became brothers-in-blood with the likes of Vivid, Pink Visual, Takedown Piracy and all the other companies and entities that seem to have a problem with giving it away.