I think the point isn't about higher models wanted lower scored models being kicked off. It's more what would be beneficial to the site. Lily clearly makes a decent living and does pretty well on mfc, mfc gets 50-60% of that, so mfc makes a decent amount off Lily. There are currently 55 models online with a camscore of under 100. Now there are people in their rooms, so clearly there are people who like them, so they are some kind of niche. Unfortunately it seems no one is willing to tip much for this niche. These camgirls are making very very little, and it doesn't seem to be because they've been overlooked. I'm not making these points to try and make people lose their jobs, I'm talking from a business point of view, seeing as mfc is hardly going to listen to any of this it's not really a big deal.
These very low camscore models cost mfc money to have online. Lets say there's about an average of 4 people in each room, that's 220 people. A lot of these camgirls seem to be not so different from each other, so say 220 people of mfcs traffic would have to go elsewhere, possibly into other camgirls rooms who pull similar a similar niche. Seeing as they make very little money, and very little money means literally peanuts even if they cammed all day and night long what's the point?
It's easy for people to get very on their high horses about people losing jobs etc. But essentially, camming is a business, would you pay money to have someone in your business and slow down how everything works for someone who doesn't bring anything in? Mfc isn't a charity to give poor girls money, it's a business where poor girls have the opportunity to earn. I don't really see why working on a camsite should eliminate chances of being fired for not bringing anything in.
There are obviously cases where a girl has been overlooked, sometimes when girls have low camscores for ages and it takes a while to bring it back up, it's a tough system, but I also wonder if low camscore models were actually monitored and they removed girls who weren't taking it at all seriously/breaking the rules/generally not earning anything if it'd mean that girls who had been formerly overlooked might be less lost in the crowds. Maybe it'd mean more guys would go check out low camscore models, because right now, really, how many people do? Looking at that last page, as harsh as it may sound you can see why they're on the last page. On my laptop it shows 8 pages, the top of the 4th page you're only just into the girls with 600 camscore, pretty much meaning of the 1600 models online right now, 1000 of them have a camscore of under 600.
Obviously none of this would ever happen, but I don't see why it'd be such a big deal for someone who's shit at their job being fired or told to buck up and those who take their jobs seriously be given more of an opportunity.
