In brief: On Oct. 11 on X, Alice Blaque said OnlyFans’ message filter blocked the word “meet,” told a follower she “got banned on OF” and is “Just Fansly,” and said being mistaken for AI is “quite the compliment” but “very annoying.”
Contains adult themes: Alice Blaque’s X account features explicit material. The posts embedded here are text-only.
Most people complain that small talk is boring. Alice Blaque’s complaint is that OnlyFans wouldn’t let her make any.
The goth trans creator, who has about 81,000 followers on X and calls herself “The Deviant Doll” there, spent Sunday, Oct. 11, posting about platform filters, fan etiquette and whether she exists.
‘You couldn’t even say “Nice to meet you”’
At 5:46 p.m. CT she wrote:
OF got so bad with stupid “banned words” in messages you couldn’t even say “Nice to meet you” bc of the word “meet”… lol 🙃
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“Meet” is a known casualty. OnlyFans bars creators from arranging in-person meetups with fans, and the restricted-word lists that creator-management companies publish include it. Infloww’s list files it under illegal activities as “Meet (meeting in real life),” right between “Hooker” and “PSE.” So the greeting goes, along with the thing it might lead to.
‘Just Fansly’
Earlier, at 4:21 p.m., she had quoted a follower’s reply asking, “Does she have an OF as well?” Her answer:
No, I got banned on OF lol
Just Fansly 🖤
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She didn’t say when the ban happened or why, and we won’t guess. Fansly, a rival subscription platform, is also in her X display name. That makes the “meet” complaint a review of a platform she is no longer on.
Before either post, at 3:45 p.m., she offered a note on fan etiquette:
Also, guys being nice and paying for my content doesn’t make them a “simp”, it just makes them well adjusted people who can respect me, and appreciate my content.
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‘Quite the compliment’
By evening the question was whether she is real. At 8:35 p.m. she wrote, “That video was from April 2025 bc I’ve been getting accusations that long lol.” She didn’t say which video. Thirteen minutes later she posted her verdict:
It is quite the compliment that I’m so hot that people think I’m AI tho lol 😶
Buttttt very annoying lol
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Real creators are fielding the is-she-AI question at an awkward moment. This month an Instagram “comedian” called Tiffany Sloane, widely reported to be AI-generated, gathered about 375,000 followers and pointed them to an OnlyFans page (our story). OnlyFans’ terms require AI-generated content to be captioned with a tag such as #ai. Fansly is a competing subscription site. The OnlyFans ban is Blaque’s own account; OnlyFans has not commented publicly on it, and we did not see a reason given.
So: banned from OnlyFans, couldn’t say “meet” there anyway, and too convincing for some people to believe. There are worse problems to have, though she would like the AI accusations to stop.
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