I do understand both sides of the issue here, but honestly, I feel you should continue being who you are. I know we've only briefly had an exchange, but personally I quite like your positive presence here on this site. I do see how some people can think it's a bit overwhelming or overbearing - Perhaps it might be worth considering dialing back just a little while still remaining true to yourself - But at the end of the day, you are who you are, and nobody should take that from you.

As a wise lion once said, "Remember who you are".

Be safe, take care, and stay your awesome self. Sincerely wishing you all the best.

Thank you, all of this mostly came from seeing that some of my favorite artists had blocked me from commenting their art after so long without any warning or reaching out to me beforehand. I could be mean and unblock them, but I know that they've may have tried to towards other people in the past, but it may not have worked in said past... So I would not blame them if that was the case...

I wish people would communicate more openly about their feelings. They might have assumed it was a bot or scammer or something, since those have sadly been growing more and more common recently. I hope your message reaches them - Ultimately it's their decision to leave the block active or take it back, but I hope they'd at least consider your side of things while making that decision.

*sending you a hug*

Thank you for the hug! ^w^ Again, I just hope it tells my side of the story to them... But it is their choice to make...

Yeah - You've done what you can do, and whatever will happen will happen. It's out of your hands now; try not to worry about it or fret about it.

But you know what isn't out of my hands?

You! *Gives you another tight hug!*

^w^ Thank you for the hug again!

P.S. I'm just hoping this message can find it's way to those I've done "wrong" with my comments.

You dont need to apologize to the haters. Keep doing your wonderful and positive comments,it always makes my day when I see them. Keep doing what you are doing.

Thank you so much, I honestly just feel like I need to be responsible for what is essentially spamming so many positive comments to those said artists! They may have saw me as a bot or otherwise, and I wanted to share my side of the story. But I do want to thank you for that, it really brightened my day from it!

You're fine what you have been doing. I do not mind it.

Thank you!

Never stop being yourself on here, you make my day with your comments!

Thank you, it's just that there are artists that I've commented on frequently that have blocked me because of how many times I've done so! I'm just hoping it gets to them, but it's out of hands now. But thank you regardless!

People getting upset over nice, well thought out comments? Goodness.

Mainly more towards me spamming similar messages for a long time, So I wouldn't blame them for it! I'm just hoping alot of them don't think I'm a Bot as others would call me out as such...

Love your art BTW!

yeah some people are frustrated in their daily life and they end up expressing it through blocking others and whatnot

Sorry to hear that some people are like this.

But don't let people stop you from being nice to others

Thank you, it means to me alot hearing that from you! ^w^
I'm just hoping they understand my side of the story... And stop some from thinking that I'm a bot...

oh you are obviously an LLM-powered bot :P

jokes aside, always happy to see your comments

Thank you! ^w^
...
...That must mean my Stando-Power, 「SHOUT!」is motivating you by the day!
Jokes aside, truly thank you!

Almost every day on this site I come across one of your comments and to be honest, its surprising to see every time. What you write stands out, because you actually put thought and character into what you write and want to express. I've noticed first hand how many people will shut down and hide from everything beyond surface level interaction and that is not your fault.
Keep being you and try not to let it get to you when some people are not able to recieve what you are willing to give!

Thank you for these words, it really helped me feel better about who I am as a commentor!

No worries frome me. Might not know what to respond to some of those comments sometimes, but not really bothered about it. Hope your day is good. ^^

It is, Thank you so much!

your behavior isn't as bad as you think it is, it's mainly because of their own mental health which causes them to block certain behaviors, from my experience most of the blocks i've gotten can't really be learned from, and blocking isn't an effective tool for telling people where they went wrong, it's often used to just make people feel bad, and from my experience getting unblocked, people often do so when they get into a better mental state, like one artists that ended up unblocking nearly everyone on their list for "things i no longer care about" so honestly you really aren't in the wrong here, just a little understanding that they might unblock you someday

I really needed to read that, thank you so much!

no problem

C'mon, man. I think you know why people are blocking you, and it isn't because you're being overly positive. But, I'll try and engage with this genuinely, and pretend for a bit that you aren't using some kind of automation to make your comments.

For starters, this is a non-apology. You'd make a great youtuber apology video, though, with how much you're patting yourself on the back rather than reflecting even slightly. Saying "woe is me, I'm sorry for being so nice and good" is, surprisingly, not actually a very good look. You don't at all mention what 'harm' you've even done, let alone properly apologize for it, so I can't imagine there's any reflection there. And I can't imagine a more fitting way to end it then with "Also I'm not gonna stop lol". If you genuinely thought you were doing more harm than good, wouldn't you say how you'd change things to, I don't know, stop doing that harm?
Secondly, let me try and help you write better comments that won't get you blocked. The primary reason that all of your comments look like they're artificial and made by a bot is that they're incredibly generic. All of your compliments almost never refer to anything IN the picture, nor mention the things you like about it. You can say that you find a piece 'flipping adorable', but WHAT is adorable about it? What part of the art seems adorable, the fur, the facial expressions, name some details! When you say that someone 'has a way with literative language', mention what part of the story gave you that impression, say that you loved when a certain event occurred. Without specifics, your comments feel like they may as well be copy pasted - or worse, lack a human hand in their creation entirely.
If you repeat the exact same type of compliment over and over and over and over and over and over and over, regardless of the context of what's being commented on, regardless of whether a piece is a quick sketch or the artist's magnum opus, regardless of how many times you've said the exact same thing to literally everyone, it feels cheap. Nobody likes the drunk at the bar that flirts with everyone in the building and tells his targets that they're all somehow special to him. Nobody genuinely feels appreciated when the self-checkout machine says 'Thank you for your patronage'. Or, maybe you do, and think that you're being so very helpful and are loved by Walmart? Who knows.

...But, really, though, the jig is up. Your comments feel artificial and insincere because there's not a real person writing (most of) them. You've made comments seconds apart from eachother, made comments on accidental duplicate uploads as if they were both different pieces of art, mentioned things in a comment that weren't in the piece being commented on, and plenty more.
If you didn't understand why artificial and empty platitudes get you blocked, you wouldn't be hiding the fact that you're generating them.
It really is the cherry on top that you explicitly just go ahead and admit that you're just hoping that this 'brings a better tomorrow for you', that people spread this message for you and get you unblocked - you're not genuinely sorry about anything, but hate being inconvenienced by the block system. Sucks to suck.

You know what... If that's what you think, then alright. Just don't pay attention to me when you see my name tag.

It's not like I think you're a force for evil or something, Gho - just disingenuous and insincere. For what it's worth, if every one of your comments had one of those italicized sections that genuinely engage with art, which I assume are written by the real Gho, I don't think a single person would have blocked you.
Maybe you wanted to give everyone the feeling of having their work loved? But, mass-produced slop and empty compliments have the opposite effect. Getting your hopes up at seeing someone comment on your work, only to see that it's almost the exact same compliment about it being 'flipping adorable' that you already got last week and you saw on 100 other pieces of art actually feels really, really bad. Back in the day, having Tom as your only friend on Myspace was actually pretty depressing, and people removed him ASAP so there was less clutter and more room for genuine friends - and I don't blame people wanting to block you to leave room for comments that feel sincere, either. One genuine, well thought out, comment feels a lot better than a hundred generic ones that could've been commented on any piece of art.

Well, these were hand-typed whether you believe it or not. And I do agree, it does have the same complements that I've tried to share and express more to them as I want to be... It's just that I'm an individual with "habits", and sometimes when I find myself in a pattern I fall into it over and over again...
Plus, I've seen so many people become trolls and harmful to artists and that I've genuinely enjoyed because of WHAT they WANT to draw, or mix, or even render, and I wanted to BE there for them, even if it might feel cheap to them to read these comments and onto other artists, I wanted them to know that they can do great as an artist, that they can continue to improve, evolve, and grow! I've seen so many artists before I've made an account here, and watched as they made themselves standout amongst the others that I've fallen in love with even earlier! I've said these phrases like a model maker and kit-basher: They may just be tiny and similar things at first, but when you get to read them as a collection of ever-loving support, then you can be better, too.
I've always repeated "Keep Doing Great" as a simple mission, the same as "Fighting an Never-ending Battle", to continue to advance what you and so many can do as writers and illustrator or anyother artist. Or, it can be just a phrase that can be there to forever inspire like "I don't want to survive, I want to live", something to stuck with them as creative and talented people and make it as their own and push them to continue who they are with their talent.
But overall, thank you. for telling me what I could and should do to improve myself with my comments, I've said that I've been trying to resist falling back into that hole, but I will, and I'll climb back up from it. I may be "inconvenienced" by the block button and I'm sad that I may not interact with those artists anymore, but that's what they want, and I have to accept it.
Finally, I'll just leave you with this: If the internet can lead to negative trolling and spam, why can't there be positive spam? Spam than make us feel better in ourselves and who or what we are?
Thank you again for your comment.

Well, you certainly are consistent in not at all engaging with whatever you're replying to. Hope you don't mind if I do the same and ignore your rambling about how much you love the fact that artists exist.

I get why you stick to artificial comments now, though - you just can't help yourself when you're actually typing. Kit-bashing together comments from generic pieces isn't meaningfully different from generating them with AI, they're both equally soulless. I have no idea why you'd just outright admit that you do that, lmao - Did you think that typing it by hand meant something? Because it doesn't, if the content of a comment isn't actually engaging with the piece being commented on, and the words could have just as been easily said to anyone else.

Not to mention being transparent about your motivations. To be frank, it's a little maladjusted to feel that making comments is your 'mission'. I'm not a therapist, and I don't know you beyond these couple of paragraphs, but thinking that leaving a bunch of comments saying the same thing is going to somehow make you the super special person that "forever inspires" artists and makes it so your comments "stuck with them" forever reads like narcissism - as does your initial self-aggrandizing journal post. Not saying that you are actually a narcissist, but it is not healthy to have that as a goal. A regular commenter is commenting because they like the work, not because they have some grand aim of having the artist think about them, believing that their comments will be life-changing.

I will, in turn, leave you with this: Why do you expect spam to have any positive effect at all? If I made ten accounts and made every one of them leave the comment "This is the best piece of art ever!" on all of the million pieces of art on this site, do you think that even a single person would read that and feel good about it? Or would they think that those ten accounts are lying, because they see the same comment everywhere?
Like, what you're suggesting is literally a gag in the movie Idiocracy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIFCWpn4qQ4 Go watch this clip and tell me: do you feel loved? Do you feel that this Costco employee truly loves you? Or does the low-effort delivery, repeated message, and the fact that he says it to literally everyone happen to make it feel less sincere? Like he, just maybe, doesn't actually love everyone that walks into the store? That, perchance, that the people that are getting your generic comments might feel like you don't actually find their work 'flipping adorable', either?

No... I never felt my own personal love at all, only the love I waned to give to others... I just wanted to be special to some people, so why can't I be who I wanna be without people exploiting these flaws that I'm honest about. You've won a battle that wasn't a battle, it was just me being me for real. You came in to find ego, and you found it. Nothing more, nothing less...

I don't know how to explain to you that human beings dislike insincerity. Artists like people that engage with their work because the work is enjoyed, not because they have some goal of being a special memorable commenter.
Good luck. I really do hope that you manage to be special to some people - but you'd be much more likely to do that with quality interactions rather than spam.

I know that... and I try... What I typed wasn't some thing about a "Goal", it was more of being there for them in one way or another... I try to be sincere... and I fail every god damn time...

You know what... No... If you don't like my comments, then ignore them! I try to leave a positive message through and through, "to keep going as an artist", and that's all I want them to be. some form of positivity. I will try to change things up and make them unique, but I'm not going to give it all up. If they have a problem about, then let them send a note to complain or ask me to stop, and I'll slow down or stop... Simple as that...

People like you will always find new ways to cause drama or humiliate yourself.
Just stop.

I think your comments are great. Even if they used to look a lot more copy paste than they do now, there isn’t really anything truly wrong in that? People favouriting is very samey, with a lack of engagement. People saying “me next” or “yay” is pretty common too

There’s already a lack of comments on most submissions, people are just getting frustrated by the only positivity in front of them sometimes.

So yeah, keep being positive :)

Thanks, man! ^w^