Oops, I didn't realize this was AI when I uploaded it.
Usually, AI is easy to identify because they always draw based on very specific styles. This one looked very unique. Well, I've already marked it as AI. Delete it, Mods.

drix_ingara said in comment #2597539:

Oops, I didn't realize this was AI when I uploaded it.
Usually, AI is easy to identify because they always draw based on very specific styles. This one looked very unique. Well, I've already marked it as AI. Delete it, Mods.

It doesn't matter. Just be more careful next time. And deletion is usually handled by Approvers.

NO_AI_ON_DANBOORU said in comment #2597566:

It doesn't matter. Just be more careful next time. And deletion is usually handled by Approvers.

Even though I'm going to be more careful; I'm sure I'm not the only person who has uploaded something, delighted by how beautiful it looks, unaware a bad detail that he then finds out about a few minutes later. For those cases, a "delete your own Upload" button would be excellent.

drix_ingara said in comment #2597570:

Even though I'm going to be more careful; I'm sure I'm not the only person who has uploaded something, delighted by how beautiful it looks, unaware a bad detail that he then finds out about a few minutes later. For those cases, a "delete your own Upload" button would be excellent.

But maybe that "bad detail" isn't actually as bad as the uploader thinks, in which case it would still have a good chance of being approved. If the detail is too much, then it will just be skipped over and deleted automatically after three days. Same with AI-generated posts.

Manual deletion takes up five of the user's upload slots for three days, which is useful for preventing AI spam, but excessive for an accidental upload. It is preferable for Approvers to ignore those posts and let them expire in the modqueue.