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Regarding the new FA policy
2 years ago
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As some may already know and for those who don't, it seems like FA is changing their content policy again to restrain any use of characters with "minor-like" characteristics or that seem "minor-looking" in any sexual themed depiction or form.
Even if I agree with the intention of such said policies, I can't help but think how it would arbitarily affect many people whose intention has never been the use of minors in their works, but the characters they use by themselves have (in the words used by this new policy) childlike proportions. This include many fantasy made characters in media, like pokemon, digimon, kobolds and other small characters, but also, affects people who could simply not have the knowledge or ability to make a character in the right proportions, or make use of a different stylistic choice, like chibis.
Because of this, many people seem to have had enough and are leaving this platform and I really can't blame them. I myself feel like it won't be safe to post here in the near future so I need to take some measures beforehand, but can't exactly just "leave" form one day to another.
The first thing I'll do is remove submissions I feel could be problematic or against the new policies even if I know I haven't have made use of minor characters in them, but just to be sure.
Second thing will be posting those pics on my telegram art chanel (link can be found in my profile info).
Finally, I'll be slowly start posting things to another site in conjunction with this one (my better option seems to be inkbunny, but I'm very aware of its reputation and would need to make a ton of adjustments first, or see if people have a better option that doesn't fall in the same problems as FA related to content policies).
Thanks for your comprehension and I'll gladly hear any recomendations and suggestions, specially those who already have some experience with inkbunny, what I need the most first is a good and effective keyword blacklist so I won't have to see undesired things there.
Even if I agree with the intention of such said policies, I can't help but think how it would arbitarily affect many people whose intention has never been the use of minors in their works, but the characters they use by themselves have (in the words used by this new policy) childlike proportions. This include many fantasy made characters in media, like pokemon, digimon, kobolds and other small characters, but also, affects people who could simply not have the knowledge or ability to make a character in the right proportions, or make use of a different stylistic choice, like chibis.
Because of this, many people seem to have had enough and are leaving this platform and I really can't blame them. I myself feel like it won't be safe to post here in the near future so I need to take some measures beforehand, but can't exactly just "leave" form one day to another.
The first thing I'll do is remove submissions I feel could be problematic or against the new policies even if I know I haven't have made use of minor characters in them, but just to be sure.
Second thing will be posting those pics on my telegram art chanel (link can be found in my profile info).
Finally, I'll be slowly start posting things to another site in conjunction with this one (my better option seems to be inkbunny, but I'm very aware of its reputation and would need to make a ton of adjustments first, or see if people have a better option that doesn't fall in the same problems as FA related to content policies).
Thanks for your comprehension and I'll gladly hear any recomendations and suggestions, specially those who already have some experience with inkbunny, what I need the most first is a good and effective keyword blacklist so I won't have to see undesired things there.
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Besides here and Inkbunny, I don't know of any other furry art sites that are reasonably active.
It's a bit of a headache what's going on tbh -_-
The tag blocking system is fairly solid on IB, can filter out most of the minor content just by adding 'cub' as a tag to the blacklist, and such images don't show up when browsing the site or checking userpages. Assuming of course, the uploader has correctly tagged their images (users can add suggested keywords to images too, unless uploader disables that function on their submission)