I thought I could enhance the fanciness of one of the guides I made by uploading it as an RTF. Ended up being a bit of a chore since Inkbunny doesn't have a built in way to embed those files, despite supporting the submission of them. So in order to read the guide, the viewer would have to download the file and open it in their word processor (assuming they had one), and that usually doesn't work on mobile either. What I would really want to see is Inkbunny allow for the submission of .pdfs, which pretty much anyone can open in their browser and is easily embeded into websites. Alas, I have deleted the guide until I can find a way to reformat it within Inkbunny's BBCode.
Anyway, another challenge I have recently realized was Inkbunny's Allowed Content Policy regarding humans, which is to say, pretty strict! I don't know where this idea of excluding humans from the world of furries came from, but I don't think a writing needs to have only furries in it to be heavily inspired by the fandom, and a good part of the fandom. Take Pokemon for instance, under the current rules it seems like it would be impossible to write a fiction or show an illustration with a pokemon and their trainer doing anything lewd. Just seems very arbitrary. Why isn't the rule just that human characters can only be sexual in a submission if it involves a furry character?
This realization has me debating whether or not I want to even host Taro Monogatari on here, because if any of the human characters end up doing sexual things, I would be violating the ACP. BBCode is plenty good for the purposes of making writing look fancy, but I would really like to be able to use PDFs.
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