Is it possible to add a section for users to add moderated blog posts in order to share tips on either gaining or encouraging (for example Suggestions for gaining on a budget, high calorie recipes, what to look out for when feeding someone etc) that remains outside the timeline so people who either do not follow one specific individual or are just online at different times can see the posts without scrolling through the newsfeed. In addition to this, the added ability for users to leave comments on the posts to say anything between "this worked for me" or "I improved on this by" etc

Now that the company has seen the success of it's apps and communities it is time to have proactive monitoring for violations. A reactive monitoring system on communities this large (no pun intended) is no longer acceptable. I personally send 5-35 reports every day as well as many other users. The revenue received from ads as well as premium accounts coupled with the time saved from admins having to send communications with the reporter is more than enough to handle at least one active monitor at all times. Not only is it a sound business choice, but would greatly improve the experience of users not violating terms and decrease users lost due to being fed up with violations "slipping through". This would also solve the problem of trolls running rampant during off peak hours. It's past time for this change to be made. Relying on your consumers to fill this role is not only a poor business choice, but also frustrating as a consumer and community member.

The inbox for free accounts on feabie used to be 50 messages, then it was reduced to 40, now suddenly it is 20. I know the site needs to make money but bear in mind that there is a fine balance between keeping enough members to keep the site interesting enough for those who want to pay. This includes me so if the inbox goes any lower, I will just stick to my YouTube account).

Moreover, only 22% of all members on feabie are female. This imbalance may not be ideal for certain people depending on their preference. So you need to keep enough women around to prevent this from becoming a "gentlemen's club"

You may want to consider having different limits depending on the standing of an account, e.g. how much content is provided (number of pictures, posts, etc), how many followers, how long that person has been on the site, etc. After all people who provide content add value to your site as opposed to "lurkers" with zero pictures and followers.
Moreover, as stated in my profile https://www.feabie.com/Member/Details/chubby I have to spend a fair bit of time deleting all the silly messages I am getting on a daily basis. When the limit was 50 this was "just about" manageable. The 20 message limit may prove to be the "kiss of death" of me being active on feabie.

Due to the nature of Grokio's offerings, the platform should support two-factor authentication. A breach of a user's password (for whatever reason, including their own incompetence) may be more than a mere inconvenience due to social stigmas.

The most interoperable and common form of 2FA these days is TOTP. It's more commonly seen in the guise of Google Authenticator and a bajillion more... even many password managers will automatically copy your TOTP token to your clipboard after auto-filling your credentials these days.

It would be a great optional feature for users to enable, enabling more trust in the platform. And it would be something that would be easily worked into a login workflow for both web and mobile.

For paying members I would recommend adding a feature to the search that applies a "not" criteria for the search, such as "Not a Feedee", "Not a Woman", or "Not Married". I think that wouldn't be too hard to implement and would be very useful for searches. Of course it would have to work with searching for things too, like: searching for women who are feedees, but not identifying as a BBW.

Another filter for paying members that would be amazing at saving time is to hide profiles who have a primary interest in making money through video/skype-shows/gifts. There are so many profiles on here built around wanting to get money for food or money in general. Posts are limited for advertisements in the current terms but it would be nice for profiles to be moderated by somebody who looks if the profile is built around solicitation to mark it as a profile that can be hidden.