SG changes archived girls journals to make it look like they are still active

SG has in the past removed links to pay sites from a girl's journal and left the remaining journal intact while we contacted the model to ask her for an explanation. We did not type anything new we simply removed links as is our right according to our terms of service. After discussing it with the model we added her to the archive and her journal was removed entirely. No staff member has the time or the inclination to fabricate lives for girls who have moved on.

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SG is owned by Playboy

SG is not owned by Playboy, it is owned by Missy, Sean, Olivia, and s5.

Playboy is a publicly traded company, if they owned any part of SG it would have to disclose it to the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission). Any ownership stake or investment in SG would be available in the public records. We licensed a few sets a few years ago to Playboy.com. We asked who wanted to participate and all of the girls featured were excited to be a part of it. The licensed content is still visible on their site; we have licensed the images you see on Playboy.com indefinitely, but we don't license any new ones.

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SG has financial backers and those backers prompted the move to LA.

SG is owned solely by Missy, Sean, Olivia, and s5. No backers or other sites own SG, and we haven't even heard of half of the sites that are rumored to be our parent company. SGHQ moved to LA so that Missy could be near her family. It also made sense from a business perspective; companies we were interested in working with are based here. The independent book publisher Feral House that we worked with on the SuicideGirls book is in LA. The independent label who put out the DVD and the compilation CD, Epitaph, are in LA. It just made sense, and Missy missed her mommy.

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SG Donates money to right wing organizations.

The only organizations SG has ever donated money to are the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) and the Free Speech Coalition.

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