And Onan has a good quote, too: “Because it’s ‘only porn,’ too much of this critical component of gay history is lost,” he says. “This blogging project will help to provide a cultural and erotic perspective on where we were and whence we’ve come in the past ten years, written by the people who have been paying the most attention.”

Our ambitious blogging project kicks off on Friday, and we want you folks to get involved. Leave comments, start a debate, start writing on your own blogs and click through to the others participating in this project. The idea is to stimulate discussion and generate traffic; we hope you’ll discover new writers and feel compelled to check out unsung performers and underseen erotica gems.

(One of my favorites is pictured above. Can you believe Mr. Fuller debuted ten years ago already?)

Every blogger will utilize his own blog, website or other media outlet. The nature of the remarks is up to each individual, whether the choice is to talk about the best films of the decade, the decade’s most important porn milestones or any other aspect of the past ten years in gay adult entertainment. There’s no predetermined format or content.

Look for the following common header to appear on everyone’s sites:

In a first-of-its-kind collaboration, top adult industry journalists and bloggers are particiating a group blog to discuss, dish and celebrate the past decade in gay porn. Please read what everyone has to say:

* JC Adams of GayPornTimes.com.
* Mark Adams of VidioView.
* The editors of Fleshbot.com.
* The editors of GayPornBlog.com.
* Butch Harris of ManNet.com.
* Mark Kliem of LavenderLounge.com.
* Gossip columnist Billy Masters.
* Jason Sechrest of JasonCurious.com.
* Porn journalist Vincent Lambert.
* Mickey Skee of Adult Video News.
* The editors of TheSword.com.
* Nick Young of NickYoungXXX.com.
* Onan the Vulgarian of XXFactor.com.