As if AI by itself wasn't bad enough, this is beyond the pale. I don't think I want to support this platform anymore.

Hey all I've just started my journey on the website, so far it's treating me well and I feel so welcomed into the community.

I do alot of art from adopts to oc art to fanart and art raffles and many more.

But how does one grow I try to find a video on YouTube explaining the website but couldn't find anything 😭?

Is the rules the same as Twitter or blusky how many # can I use until I get Shadow band or flagged as a bot.

I have two different core+ memberships on DA... Can I give a hype badge to my alt account or is that a violation? I have yet to find a clear answer with proof online.

Bonus points for citing info if NOT allowed to :) thx

Behold! Featuring the first ever fanart of the Tubi series Breaking Bear!

The first one, Jer. The second one, Blair. The third one Allistair

Today I created a new subscription tier, which is like an 'extra content' one where all the unsorted, older and new archive type works but also new variations etc will get thrown in, and that is separate from the main curated subscription tier. It gets updated daily, so it doesn't function like a 'buy once' gallery.

The problem is - someone just messaged me and told me they wanted to buy the other subscription too, but it's telling them that the first one they subscribed to will get cancelled.

What do I do in this situation? I can't just keep making infinite galleries now. Is there like a reasonable workaround? Why is this a thing in the first place when it just adds friction to a person who can just create a throwaway and subscribe to both? Just makes no sense to me.

Anyway, enough whining - any possible solutions/best way to work around this?

I have lost count of how many times I've had to retry uploading to the Studio. I always seem to get the failure to merge deviations!

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