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I won’t complain about website content being scraped by AI composites or DeviantArt’s “protection” requiring a checkbox for each uploaded image. No. You should expect people to misuse your work and DeviantArt, which can lead to them becoming incompetent. Fortunately, they implemented an automated system after the backlash they received from us.   I anticipated that they would misuse your work, and DeviantArt failed to deliver. Once something is posted online, it is accessible to everyone. That’s the beast. If you don’t like it, do not upload the content. Simple as that! However, I’m furious about the deluge of AI composites flooding my feed here. I see more of that crap than genuine and original content. DeviantArt guarantees that their AI tools will not consume user content; however, we won’t discuss this further. I came here to discuss this: https://www.deviantart.com/comments/1/954598039/5054059571 Once you grant a diamond badge to a deviant, you cannot grant the same deviant a

To begin with, DeviantArt has implemented a cash requirement for artists to protect uploads on the website. There are concerns about the lack of an effective reporting mechanism for users who bypass the AI turn-off option. This raises questions about the platform’s commitment to providing a space for traditional artists to display their work without interference from AI-generated content. Some people believe that the abundance of AI-generated works makes it difficult to distinguish authentic creations by traditional artists amid the flood of AI images. A significant number of users have asserted that their engagement with AI content is not deliberate but rather an inevitable consequence of the website's design. Critics claim that DeviantArt used artists’ content to create the DreamUp AI generator without proper consent, raising ethical questions about the website’s practices. This situation has led to the belief that DeviantArt’s focus has shifted from supporting traditional

A continuation of my popular blog from 2020. Missing features: Favorites. Affiliations. Forums and announcements. Widget to display blog authors. Widgets to display gallery contributors. Monthly statistics. Weekly statistics. The radar for displaying visitors of our group. The watch button. Now you must join the group to watch it? The countdown widget. The Twitter widget. The list of gallery folders on the group's home page. Example: Administrator area: No visitor widget. No custom box. No recent notes. No affiliates. No button to create a new post. No log tab to see the recent activities of the group. No management members? No information kiosk. No widgets to use in the administrator's area, like on the home page. No recent announcements. No recent journal entries. Ruined features. 1. There is an inability to add multiple deviations in bulk with a single click. In the old user interface, you could select up to 10 deviations to feature in the group folder.