Author Topic: Where should I publish AI videos?  (Read 1732 times)

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Offline apropos

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Re: Where should I publish AI videos?
« Reply #25 on: Yesterday at 07:19:24 am »
Dang it, looks like the account of TheMindController's gone from DA too.

I just wish there was more visibility as to what gets one banned.

Offline Dazz1212

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Re: Where should I publish AI videos?
« Reply #26 on: Yesterday at 08:51:48 am »
They don't tell you much at all, the below is all the info they gave me when it was my turn.




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Offline hypfan

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Re: Where should I publish AI videos?
« Reply #27 on: Yesterday at 10:10:20 pm »
Looks like they are cleaning house of hypno content. Download what you like before its gone.
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Offline raphaelsdream

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Re: Where should I publish AI videos?
« Reply #28 on: Yesterday at 10:47:17 pm »
Looks like they are cleaning house of hypno content. Download what you like before its gone.

I don't think that's possible. There is an incredible amount of MC content on DA. And truly mindboggling amounts of porn. Some of it is openly labelled and coded as such, some is just 'fully clothed person A is having a weird conversation with person B'.

Since I started putting AI images on Deviantart - just two weeks ago - I've learned a lot. I often click on the people who follow me or comment, to learn what they are into or get an insight into who they are, and I thought I knew the 'scene' before - I did not. It's massive, and how open it is, and what it looks like, is very varied.

But you might be right. I made sure I backed up everything I upload to a separate folder, so if I get banned, I can just pop up again, being more secretive every time.

EDIT: And their own systems and standards are self-contradictory at best. Just now I got a notification - never seen this before - recommending a new EMC Deviantart user's gallery to me, because it was 'the kind of thing I might like'.