An Update to DeviantArt's Mature Content Policies by team, journal
An Update to DeviantArt's Mature Content Policies
To support artists looking to monetize NSFW (not safe for work) content, DeviantArt is expanding its Terms of Service for art in Subscriptions and Premium Galleries. This option allows mature artists to create more content for their audiences, while maintaining a more work-safe feed for those who are not interested in 18+ content. Learn more about what is permitted when using these features. What does this update mean for me? This update doesn’t change anything in regards to free or shared content. Deviations and art that were previously allowed to be published on the site before this update are still allowed. If you’re an artist who creates mature content or you’re a fan of such an artist, you now have more flexibility and options with the type of content that can live within Subscriptions and Premium Galleries. If you’re someone who doesn’t create or view mature content, your DeviantArt experience remains the same. What new content can I post in my Subscriptions and Premium
DeviantArt Protect: Helping Safeguard Your Art by team, journal
DeviantArt Protect: Helping Safeguard Your Art
UPDATE: DeviantArt Protect Now Detects Potential NFT Infringement DeviantArt Protect, our state-of-the-art image recognition software, is expanding its reach beyond just DeviantArt, and now scans public blockchains and third-party marketplaces for potential art infringements in the form of minted non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Not every NFT is minted by the actual owner of the art, allowing bad actors to sell and profit from the hard work of deviants. With this addition, DeviantArt Protect provides an additional layer of security to help safeguard your art. Learn more » DeviantArt is proud to introduce innovative new technology in our continued effort to help protect our registered artists. DeviantArt Protect, our new state-of-the-art image recognition software, was developed to help safeguard your art in ways that were not possible without recent advances in machine learning. As many artists are aware, copyright infringement is a serious problem. This technology is trained to
I joined deviantART just about a month or so after it opened on September 22, 2000 and I immediately enjoyed the unique community atmosphere and vision which I found here. I've always attempted to put my full support behind the site, it's staff, and it's artistic vision for the future. Because of my constant presence and supportive attitude I was invited to join the staff as a member of the Policy Violation Team in 2002, an invitation I was more than happy to accept.
The PVT was eventually reorganized as the Copyright & Etiquette Administration (or CEA) where I now find myself as a project manager. In this capacity I am responsible for overseeing the training and operation of the CEA staff, creation of training and other support documentation, maintaining the Policy section of the FAQ and directly handling several other responsibilities and tasks.
Favourite Visual Artist
M.C. Escher and H. R. Giger
Favourite Movies
The 5th Element
Favourite TV Shows
The Expanse, The Mandalorian, The Curse of Oak Island
Favourite Games
Trove, SkyForge
Favourite Gaming Platform
Playstation 4
Deviousness Award
We're pretty sure Realitysquared has earned deviousness before, but for some strange reason the award dissapeared from his deviantART page! In any case, he's one of our favorite deviants and has easily earnt the award for a second time. Realitysquared has been an avid supporter of deviantART since its inception and his excellent and unique art combined with a mature and intelligent approach to the site has resulted in the award going his way once more.