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Probably not related, but I use a DNS-over-TLS service to block ads on mobile. It does not block FA's custom ads, but it does seem to be blocking FA's thumbnail domain recently, for some reason (kdig t.furaffinity.net @[the service's DNS name] +TLS -p 853 returns an 0.0.0.0 response)...

Sorry to bump this, but for the record: it's basically a matter of degree on Inkbunny. If your lamia is actually half snake, that's similar to centaurs, etc, which we allow. Some parts structurally non-human, even though a part of them look human. Characters more similar to an Inkling with minor...

Spammers have little remorse over necroing. Reminds me, I better get my order in before ConFuzzled! Wouldn't want to be running around with no ears on...

Having done it, here's a bunch of details you might want to consider if adding name changes.

For the record: a) it was SoFurry (Toumal said in the comments that they tweaked the feature as a result) and b) you're probably thinking of F-list.

SheezyArt died back in 2013, after closing for renovations that never actually happened. I see it as payback for sending porn into the cold in January 2005. Of course this indirectly boosted FA - along with y!Gallery and its May 2006 ban of furries (they suffered a similar fate in 2015...

If you mean that you want to communicate to other people through a textual medium, there are comment forms everywhere, or should be! A few people may have them disabled for specific submissions or journals. By default they are at the bottom of the relevant pages. For a user page it's a shout...

Some people do seem to spam the +fav button. That said, we also found a Polish bot on Inkbunny a month ago creating fake accounts and +favs just to link to the new account's profile, where they'd inserted a spam link. I wouldn't be at all surprised if they or others were doing the same for FA...

To be frank, only letting juries know what judges and lawyers think they should know isn't that all convincing - or realistic - in the 21st century. The government admitted that the existing rules were too restrictive when they made it possible to bring up prior convictions back in 2004...

Speak for yourself - I voted for Kodos! :cool: Overall I tend to agree that Australia is a little more out there than the UK, though we have also prevented the mentally disabled from having sex - which isn't quite the same, but involves a similar loss of rights. "Think of the children" is...

Yes there is - and if you were truly one of us, you'd know that. But instead, you're clearly one of them!

"This submission is not available in your country due to a legal complaint by the British Board of Film Classification. Sorry about that."

If the phrase had been "the UK is acting like a dictatorship", people might have been more inclined to agree, to the extent that the UK has ended up doing the same thing as dictatorships. The truth is that lots of countries have gone down this path at one time or another. The difference is that...

Dictatorship has a pretty clear definition. The UK isn't a dictatorship. These laws have been debated and passed by an elected parliament. That's the problem. Last month's Lords' amendments debate is long, but may prove enlightening as to just how few UK lawmakers publicly share any of the...

Don't forget securing votes. There's a reason porn was in the Conservative manifesto for two terms running - it appeals to their base. Now they have a new achievement to trumpet in the upcoming snap elections. As in Russia and Australia - two countries which have brought in similar measures, or...

It isn't anything to do with physical goods, at least on the front end - it's specifically about Internet pornography. That's why it's called the Digital Economy Act. See the definition of "material". As for earning money, ask the site members who are advertised at the top and bottom of every...

The law is specifically intended to include free distribution, in part because free sites are often used as "teasers" for premium content. Think Patreon, for a start. FA could be seen as a teaser portal for paid distribution, either for artists, or IMVU (which profits from the service it...

The Digital Economy Act has now passed. The final version has not yet been published, but here's a recent copy (there was some attempt by the Lords to remove "extreme pornography" from the clause allowing Internet blocking even with age verification in section 23, not sure if that amendment was...