If "that's all", then the site is mislabeled, and the forums shouldn't have moderators, there's no point to having a "safe zone", and "gay community" is just a lie to get people here.
And the counselors CAN'T recommend JUB -- they'd lose all the funding from government and foundations that let them function. It doesn't matter that it's a site that also has gay porn, what matters is that at present there is no way to avoid porn. The presence of the porn, according to one guideline from one funder, perpetuates the false view that gay men are interested in nothing but sex.
That's one thing the porn avatars say to me -- "I'm all about sex, only sex, no matter what else I may be doing, and I'm going to throw my sex in your face." I hate that stereotype about gay men, yet here I am reminded of it, seeing it demonstrated, over and over even in the religious forum.
Nor is it just the counselors. I've talked to several different guys at bars, in the afternoon when I'm munching and on-line, and they were thrilled with the forums. When they saw all the porn stuff, though, three of them wrote JUB off as a useful resource for them. One flat out said, "Porn is part of my problem -- why should I be interested in a site that shoves it in my face?"
It would be simple enough to do -- just rule that anyone participating in the non-porn forums can't have a porn avatar. JUB is rather unique already; then it would be something new -- a gay site with space for everyone.