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bf4d92 No.110408 [Reply] [Watch] [Open]
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i created a deviantart account recently because i wanted to get back into drawing and i used to lurk it back when i used to draw and literally what the fuck is the point of this site.

first of all, it's a dead nigger. it gets like no traffic and the most favorites i see on posts is like 100 at most and even the most popular artists only have like 10k watchers at most. secondly, its algorithm sucks dick and has no quality control at all so your entire homepage is full of crayon scribbles made by toddlers. most of the artists i see on xitter dont use it. many artists i like who do have DAs havent used the site in years. its full of paypig shit like basic features locked behind paywalls.

also im a furry and i use it for furry art so this is anthro related.
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cf29ab No.110429 [Reply] 
>>110408 (OP) 
Host guzzlord's inflation images.
2315f4 No.110440 [Reply]
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>>110408 (OP) 
A couple of years ago DA was swarming with AI slop. Like you'd open a decent artwork and on the right there would be a bunch of windows with similar/suggested/recommended "art" and you'd be able to tell it's bingshit just by looking at a tiny thumbnail. Open it — and sure enough it's slop, and the author would usually not even mention that it is. Despicable. 
The redesign also made it look corporate and not "deviant".
Looks like they are more aggressive with their "encouragement" for visitors to make an account? Opened a random profile and it only shows a handful of works before prompting to register.

A lot of artists seem to prefer xitter or bluesky (whatever happened to pillowfort and other social media spaces made with artists in mind by the way?) and also mark their works with "do not repost" signs.

In regards to boorus, from a collector's perspective they are by far the best. Artists however aren't always content with their works being posted there. Take Fox-Pop for example, he is on a do-not-post list. Also seen artists accuse e6 of driving traffic and views away from his social media profile. Perhaps these boorus should adjust their ui to help the artists by promoting their profiles more.
If artists were to be more accepting of having their works reposted to e6 (better yet, do it themselves), that would be great. That place makes it very convenient to bulk downlo
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>>110440
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>>110443
Best_quality, ((( masterpiece ))), anatomically_correct, one_head, score_9_up, spreading
559f60 No.110450 [Reply] 
>>110408 (OP) 
its for the crayon scribbles type of artist to circlejerk with other crayon scribbles type of artists.
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ITT we have discussions while under the influence of alcoholic beverages 🥴
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96e5dc No.110406 [Reply] 
generally I despise IPAs however sometimes free beer is free beer
c289e0 No.110407 [Reply] 
I like kirin beer, yes I know it comes from Japan.
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0f6274 No.110409 [Reply] 
>>110407
>yes I know it comes from Japan
Too late, the 'sune have already spiked your drink... it's only a matter of time
96e5dc No.110415 [Reply] 
>>110407
sapporo won
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Its over..
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88991d No.110223 [Reply] 
>>110222
blud uses xitter (formerly twitter) :skull:
32614a No.110292 [Reply] 
This is Not Okay.
39bb34 No.110374 [Reply] 
NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!
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6e5fda No.110378 [Reply] 
>>110374
that's not averi... you don't even recognize that its a completely different fox?
viking failure...
:av_tomato:
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88991d No.110384 [Reply] 
>>110378
Is he ever beating the CheatingTiger allegations?
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Cool bird.
117790 No.110346 [Reply] 
He's cool.
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My vocabulary is less "obscure" and "high flown" than it is the case that the vocabulary of the average American is embarrassingly bad. And recently so. Yes, I have a larger vocabulary than most people, and always have had. 

Yes. I was that bookworm/literary kid. Yes, I know lots of words, and use lots of words, that aren't in the most common circulation. 

But stop. A great deal of my vocabulary would not have been considered "arcane" *even just 15 years ago*. I've watched this happen. 

The words and associated concepts-including actual history, European folktales, foundational Western works of literature and plays-that Americans don't know today is astounding. 

I'm talking about references that *any literate person, no college degree required* would have known 15 to 20 years ago. No, it's not that "the information is obsolete/it's just time marching on." It's NOT that. 

That phenomenon exists, but this is not that. This is a profound cliff drop in literacy, and cultural literacy, that happened almost overnight with Millennials and Gen Z. 

I didn't get "more arcane" recently. The population got signficantly more ignorant recently, and noticeably, and faster than we've ever seen in prior generations. 

Hell--I'm watching fully grown adults react to seeing a word I use that they don't know exactly the way kids in 4th grade did when they picked on the bookworm kid.
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b511ab No.110320 [Reply] 
>>110319
I’m not saying shill I’m just saying basic communication.
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9fb021 No.110321 [Reply] 
>>110320
But being obtuse and confrontational with them is way more fun and doesn't end up mattering in the end anyway.
3dd2b4 No.110322 [Reply] 
Shala wouldn’t say this
f5bc37 No.110325 [Reply] 
>>110318
>My 'cab's not 2'scure&hi-flo but 'cab of avg'Merican's super bad. S'new. My 'cab >> most ppl 'cab, always have been.

Ran out of words.
42adcf No.110336 [Reply] 
>>110315
no it isn't complete waste of time and energy
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The Nutty Adventure Thread has ended
>>109900
Let me know what your thoughts are in this thread and ask me anything about it
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b949d6 No.109924 [Reply] 
The Adventure Thread is now on ComicFury!
https://nuts.thecomicseries.com/
I'll upload the rest later for now I'm gonna take a break
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c1ee80 No.109929 [Reply] 
I’m surprised you didn’t burn yourself out.
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b1e51d No.109934 [Reply] 
>>109924
The last panel has been uploaded!
b1e51d No.109935 [Reply] 
>>109929
I did, sometimes, but I took frequent breaks and managed through
71ae88 No.110334 [Reply]
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Forgot to mention this
It was never stated in the adventure thread, but this guy's name was Hermann
He was on the same rank as Heinrich, as shown by his uniform
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I love you
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83bf4f No.110206 [Reply] 
>>110202
What if she was at the Breitscheidplatz near Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church?
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1276b9 No.110207 [Reply] 
>>110201
>>110206
This would probably not happen, as she lives in Japan
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83bf4f No.110208 [Reply] 
>>110207
Okay...what if she was working at Kyoto Animation Studio 1 building on the morning of July 18th, 2019?
f32b2f No.110294 [Reply] 
>>110201
She would save a lot of lives that day, depending on where exactly she stands, spatially.
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a41a93 No.110323 [Reply] 
>>110294
Gek
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Are horse anthros underated?
0a4912 No.110299 [Reply] 
Holy shit jap artists are so bad at anthros

Doesn't even resemble a horse
This just anime slop
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6ec5d4 No.110305 [Reply] 
>>110299
Duhhh what the hell they're doing a badanthrodesign, are they stupid??? Durrrrrr lightbulbs and plumbing duhhhhhhhhhh.
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>>110305
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6ec5d4 No.110309 [Reply] 
>>110307
Greg owned him here.
385ce0 No.110313 [Reply] 
Horses are scary.
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1984
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da709d No.110044 [Reply] 
Didn't this come out like 10 years ago?
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a99d89 No.110045 [Reply] 
>>110027 (OP) 
What’s the context of this?
>>110044
The second one was last year.
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da709d No.110049 [Reply] 
>>110045
2025 was 10 years ago bro 😭
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>>110045
>What's the context of this?
Tiktok/Instagram ragebait
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a80154 No.110295 [Reply] 
>>110060
The Batman (2022) was fucking terrible and didn't even make it into the Prestigefaggotry canon though, so this joke makes no sense.
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If you don't already, what would it take for you to draw NSFW art?
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>>110135
>White collar wages have depreciated so catastrophically that college graduates are vying for near-minimum wage positions that pay less than warehouse labour

Jesus Christ. And I thought *I* was in a bad position after reneging from the job market to work for my parents.

I don't really have any input or suggestions other than that gaming nepotism is all that has worked for me.
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8e66c6 No.110229 [Reply] 
>>110156
i just dont get the same amount of satisfaction, its like acing a test you havent studied for after acing one you have been studying an entire semester for. besides that i dont wanna get myself surrounded with *weird* people
8e66c6 No.110230 [Reply] 
>>110226
minimum wage is universal here, its just that some degrees have a certain % above the minimum wage that functions as their minimum wage, at the cost of either having heavy college debt or no social life
8e66c6 No.110274 [Reply] 
>>110266
and risk having to go through linkedin hell again?? ill pass
b6b783 No.110290 [Reply] 
>>110180
Similar conversation and talking points to many threads before it, but I didn't feel anything.
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