The platform is turning into a site for competitive sex addicts eager to outdo each other’s depravity.

After 23-year-old OnlyFans star Lilly Phillips had sex with 101 men in 24 hours, she promised fans that the record wouldn’t be the last one she’d set. She has since been training to sleep with 1,000 men in 24 hours. She’ll soon bed 300 in preparation.

Her first stunt taught Phillips that sleeping with large numbers of men in a short time requires deep thought about logistics and coordination. In the future, Phillips said, she’d make sure the men were prepared and ready to go before their respective turns. She’d make sure their shoes were off, for example, and would have other women in a “waiting room” of sorts to warm up the men.

Phillips’s takeaways signaled danger to come. Other OnlyFans stars spoke out against her absurd stunt; they were worried that by going where no OnlyFans creator had gone before, Phillips would create an unrealistic and unsafe industry standard. No longer would fans be satiated by “normal” pornographic videos but would instead seek out extremes. Phillips’s hollow and morally decrepit response to these concerns was not to heed the warnings of her fellow creators, or to think, even for a moment, about the moral implications of seeing men and women purely as sexual objects. Instead she brainstormed ways in which she could sell herself more efficiently.

Enter Bonnie Blue, another OnlyFans creator who beat Phillips to the punch when she announced this week that she slept with 1,057 men in twelve hours. Blue had advertised the event to “boys, dads and husbands” on social media, asking them to “bring your friends, your family and your neighbours.” She sold tickets on Telegram. She shared her live location and updates online during the event, which is reported to have taken place on January 11. A film crew for a TV station in the United Kingdom reportedly tagged along for the day and plans to produce a documentary, similar to the one filmed about Phillips.

It seems to have been a well-planned event. Blue and her 15 team members provided condoms and ski masks to men who wanted to participate. They allowed the men to have their faces blurred out of the video. At the venue where the event took place, 1,057 men were filtered through a downstairs waiting room, and then were led into another room where they signed consent forms and NDAs and presented their photo IDs. Blue’s team called this process “quality assurance” according to a Metro report. Until it was time to go upstairs, where Blue was lying on four black ottomans (the team apparently decided that a bed was less efficient), the men waited in a room set up like a nightclub, surrounded by disco lights, music, food, and drinks. When summoned upstairs, men had two options: they could either join a group of five and receive a collective two minutes with Blue, or they could have 30 to 45 seconds of one-on-one time with her. Blue’s staff designed a floor plan in preparation, with notes attached, Metro reports:

Step 1: Enter through front door — front ID check

Step 2: Escort them to waiting room 1

Step 3: In order of entry escort an appropriate amount [of] people into the ID scan and sign room. Sign all release forms. Photo of front and back of passport. Photo of them holding passport. Sign NDA

Step 4: Once everything is signed — give them a wristband after quality assurance — then escort to basement

Step 5: Once the time is right escort them upstairs

Blue made sure that men were granted the condition of anonymity. She took care to ensure they were entertained before their minutes (or less) with her. And she all but ensured that OnlyFans creators will have to come up with more extreme sexually perverse stunts that pose a greater risk to women in order to gain as much notoriety or revenue as she has. Blue has charted a successful path for herself with these “volume” challenges and with her videos in which she visits college campuses or public establishments in search of “barely legal” men to bed.

OnlyFans, being such a uniquely accessible platform, will turn (and is turning) into a site for competitive sex addicts eager to outdo each other’s depravity. I didn’t see how the competition could stop at 100. I don’t see how it’ll stop after 1,000.