Post Ban Request Thread

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Aneroph Q

nonamethanks said:

So the pixiv account is a reposter for paid rewards?

yep, seems like it. They post works from different artists along with paid rewards.

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NPEE2003

NPEE2003 said:

I don't know why kokuchuutei is get banned? Unbanned for this artist please.

Veradux said:

If the artist is banned, they requested it themselves. There's nothing we can do.

so that means artist owner requested to removed? or about anatomy body drawing look bad (some artwork picture) for this artist?

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kittey

NPEE2003 said:

so that means artist owner requested to removed? or about anatomy body drawing look bad (some artwork picture) for this artist?

The artist owner requested to be removed.

Artwork quality didn’t matter.

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HeyThereGuy

I dunno if this is the right place for this but this is a weird situation.

post #5728678 is an edit of one Asutora’s skeb posts that removes the big “Sample” watermark.

Asutora didn’t upload it on either their Pixiv or Twitter but they did upload it on their Fanbox.

So this is a weird grey area but you could argue that makes it a paid reward in essence. As their Fanbox was the only intended place for the image to be viewed without a watermark.

Like I said, weird situation.

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nonamethanks

HeyThereGuy said:

I dunno if this is the right place for this but this is a weird situation.

post #5728678 is an edit of one Asutora’s skeb posts that removes the big “Sample” watermark.

Asutora didn’t upload it on either their Pixiv or Twitter but they did upload it on their Fanbox.

So this is a weird grey area but you could argue that makes it a paid reward in essence. As their Fanbox was the only intended place for the image to be viewed without a watermark.

Like I said, weird situation.

It's just a detexting. The text is semitransparent, so it's not too hard for a skilled user to remove the text, because the original data is still more or less recoverable.

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