Osmatar

Did you ever read the tragedy of Darth Galbraith the Moldy? I thought not. It's not a story the Neolibs would share. It's a Cis legend. Darth Galbraith was a Dank Author of the Cis so powerful she could use the Words to create a popular children's series about the evils of bigotry and supremacist ideology. She gave her villain the belief that power was bestowed upon people as birthright, and only those born to it deserved to wield it and hold dominion over all others. She had such knowledge of the art of storytelling she could even have her protagonist be born special, endowed with innate supernatural power granting them superiority over most of humanity by default, and all would accept this. Writing is a pathway to many forms of influence some consider to be problematic. She became so powerful the only thing she was afraid of was a small marginalized minority that posed no credible threat to her. Unfortunately she taught her fans to recognize bigots and supremacists, and to

Turns out there's a clueless dweeb that applied the ugliest AI filter on Earth on my Magestone Aboleth art and posted it in his gallery, thinking no-one would ever know. On top of it he's paying DA for Core+ to host a bunch of stolen crap he had an AI generator shit on! His name is ShawnPeil. Go point and laugh at him. He's clearly craving for humiliation based on how he's posting his lack of creativity and effort for all to see.

A good friend of mine, Boverisuchus, has just fallen victim of a hacker/scammer who gained access to his account and has locked him out. The hacker pretended to work for DeviantArt support using the email dassistance2@gmail.com, and additionally tried to get him to wire money to "check" he hadn't done a fraudulent transaction. Luckily my friend became suspicious and didn't send this scammer anything. Based on a quick search, the email is associated with a known DA scammer that goes by the name of Jeremy Meyers or Discord username deviantartmeyers. He seems to have been very busy lately, because lots of people have posted about his criminal activities on DA. Be aware that scammers are constantly roaming everywhere online, and DA is no exception. Anyone asking for your login details, telling you to change your password to something they specify, or asking you to send them money to prove you didn't do anything illegal is almost certainly up to no good, especially if the message doesn't