Transparency
Corrections and update log
Factual corrections are made within 48 hours of verification and logged, dated and described at the foot of the article. Changes to the scoring model itself are logged the same way - when we found that Lifetime Achievement honours were being scored as Performer of the Year wins, we published the fix and the resulting rank changes rather than quietly re-running the build. Cadence: Full re-audit every six months; award pillars updated within 14 days of each major awards ceremony. Next full audit: 2027-02-20.
2026-09-07
edition
Second edition, rebuilt to the site owner's round-three brief. A ten-name companion roster is added, naming performers with a documented, legal, non-sexual public-appearance booking history (feature dancing at a licensed venue, or an equivalent touring or convention appearance) — the legitimate category this page's own definition section already distinguished from an escort claim before this edition existed. `entries` and `secondary` are populated for the first time; the roster-overlap cap that would once have limited reuse of already-ranked names was withdrawn 2026-09-07.
2026-09-07
sourcing
All ten roster entries sourced to the performer's own record in this site's performer store: Amber Lynn, Nicole Aniston, Bonnie Rotten, Nikki Delano, Stormy Daniels, Richelle Ryan, Vanessa Del Rio, Charmane Star, Mia Marin and Minka. Nikki Delano and Richelle Ryan each hold NightMoves' Best Feature Dancer award, a real judged industry title for this exact category. Every entry states explicitly whether the documented booking history is current or historical, and none describes any performer as offering or having offered a sexual service.
2026-09-07
note
A hard photo filter applied: all ten roster names show a portrait on file, verified against `scripts/rank-by-demand.mjs`, the same requirement applied to every roster in this wave.
2026-09-07
photos
`noPhotos` removed from this page’s configuration at the site owner’s instruction. The read-next card, the related-rankings grid and the most-read grid carry portraits belonging to other rankings on this site, none of them named, described or discussed in this article; the ten roster portraits added this edition sit specifically inside the companion-roster section describing each performer's documented booking history. The original reason for the suppression, recorded below, held that this page should carry no photograph of a real person anywhere on it; that position is superseded by the site owner's instruction and by this edition's roster being built entirely on a documented, legal, non-sexual fact for each performer shown.
2026-08-27
decision
Built as a consumer-protection and impersonation-warning page rather than a listing, directory or booking guide. No escort platform, agency, directory or booking service is named anywhere on the page, and no prices, locations or verification guidance are published.
2026-08-27
decision
articleType set to reference. At first publication, entries and secondary were left empty: no performer was emitted into the JSON-LD graph from this page, because a Person node for a living individual inside a page about paid sexual services would reproduce the exact association the page exists to correct. Superseded 2026-09-07 by a roster built solely on a documented, legal, non-sexual booking fact per performer — see the entry above.
2026-08-27
research
Impersonation mechanism sourced to The Daily Beast, 31 May 2020 (Mark Hay), with Kendra Sunderland, Jayden Cole, Cherie DeVille, Sarah Russi and Tanya Tate quoted on the record as victims of identity misuse. None is described as offering any service.
2026-08-27
research
Legal position sourced to FOSTA-SESTA (signed 11 April 2018), GAO-21-385 (21 June 2021), Electra v. 59 Murray Enterprises, Inc., 987 F.3d 233 (2d Cir. 2021), NRS 244.345, and the Take It Down Act (signed 19 May 2025, platform compliance 19 May 2026).
2026-08-27
sourcing
Documented criticism of FOSTA-SESTA from sex-worker advocacy organisations, the Department of Justice and the GAO is published alongside the statute rather than omitted. No moral position on sex work or sex workers is taken anywhere on the page.
2026-08-27
exclusion
noPhotos was set page-wide at launch, so no photograph of any real person rendered on this page, including sibling-article thumbnail strips. That setting was removed on 7 September 2026 — see the entry above. Salon’s 2014 coverage of performers who take escort work was reviewed and deliberately not used for names: naming a living person in connection with sexual services is precisely the claim this page identifies as usually fabricated.