With this new policy that FurAffinity will enact on July 1st, FA's Mods will be capable of banning literally anything and EVERYTHING you make can be considered "Bad" or "Undesirable" it is according to their personal preferences, with this new policy being so broad to the point where no piece of art is considered safe anymore! Artists with cutesie artstyles like me will be unfairly discriminated against simply because the Admins view it as "Undesirable" or "Disgusting" and think that it should be eradicated from the face of the Website, and even those that try to comply as much as possible will still be targeted to an extreme degree! In other words, to put it bluntly, FurAffinity's new policy is all about giving them the ability to shape what content they find desirable and undesirable on the site according to the preferences of its owner and allowing him to allow only the things that match his views and fetishes rather than just simply allowing any kind of content.

Going forward, I will probably be moving all artwork to InkBunny as it's currently my main platform I'm most active on. I did toy with the idea of starting a DeviantArt, but given how DA's Community has a bit of a history with being extremely toxic and hostile towards Furries and unfairly going after them just for existing, I'm probably gonna stay as far away from that site as possible, and Weasyl's Moderation Team has literally collapsed just recently, making them home to all sorts of unsavory types that I'd certainly not wanna meet (I mean, InkBunny has unsavory types too, but they're more the creeps and weirdos that not even DeviantArt wants and not so much literal N*z*s like the kind who have started infesting Weasyl post-Admin Collapse). I do have the idea of starting up a Newgrounds eventually, though NewGrounds is a little hard to work and doesn't exactly have a big diaper community as far as I know (though their Furry Community's HUGE). So for the most part, I'm gonna be sticking with InkBunny as that's just simply what works best for me in this case.