The category names in this niche are inconsistent between sites, which is why searching by name so
often returns the wrong thing. Here is what they cover on the catalogue this directory reads from.
Solo is about cast, not about act
A solo clip has one performer on camera. It says nothing about what happens in it — a solo scene can
be tamer or considerably less tame than a scene with two people. If you are filtering, filter on cast
first: it changes the clip more than the act does.
Smearing is a separate label for a reason
Sites that fold smearing into a general tag make their catalogue useless for anyone who wants it and
for anyone who does not. It is kept separate here because it is the single biggest predictor of whether
someone will like a clip.
“Gay” describes the scene, not the producer
A label on a clip describes what is in that clip. It is not a statement about who made it or who they
are — several producers here publish across labels. If you follow a person rather than a tag, this stops
mattering entirely.
Runtime tells you about structure
Short clips are usually a single moment. Longer ones have a build-up. If pacing matters to you, the
runtime is a better signal than the description.