OnlyFans announced it “suspended” plans to ban pornographic content from its service by Oct. 1, less than one week after the content-creator subscription platform announced the change to its model over needs to comply with banking partners’ policies.

The decision comes after the Aug. 19 proposed ban of pornography on the platform sparked an outcry from sex workers who have come to rely on the platform for income and living purposes.

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