KamaBaba Review

The tag list is built out of peoples and languages rather than out of sex acts. Assamese, Adivasi, Bangla, Tamil, Bangladeshi, Pakistani and Desi each get their own shelf, sitting alongside the ordinary categories, and several tags are written in transliterated Bengali rather than English. For a subcontinent-facing site that is a meaningful design decision: it assumes a visitor identifies with a region and a language first, and it is far more granular than the single Indian tag most tubes settle for.

One of those shelves is named for covertly recorded material. It sits in the same list as the rest, with nothing marking it out and nothing on the site addressing how such material is obtained or verified.

The site is also unusually open about its own history. The meta description names the domain it used to operate under, a notice on the page announces a more recent address change, and a page in the navigation exists to help visitors reach the site when they cannot. Video-removal, advertising and jobs pages complete an operation that reads as a going concern rather than a scraper. A block of partner links runs down one side, which is where the money is.