Supposedly this means that they could ban my account for posting cub, loli and shota there. I'm not 100% certain of this, but even if that's the case, there's an easy workaround for artists that use Fanbox:
Just don't post your cub/loli/shota art there. Easy fix right? Your fans can still subscribe to you and reach your work through exclusive chats. I use an exclusive Discord for example. In fact, many artists never post on Fanbox at all. The platform doesn't demand you post on it in order to be succesful if you don't want to.
Either way, I'm not worried about this update, nor do I think it's even going to be that impactful. It certainly won't impact my Fanbox at all.
The rule makes mention of kemoshota or basically anthropomorphic animals? This makes me think it may not affect drawings of cartoon animals but I may be wrong
The rule makes mention of kemoshota or basically anthropomorphic animals? This makes me think it may
Ok from what i seen it seems the rules are not for fictional things they are for the faceswap and ai art of real things but until they explain what is actual being banned is better to have alternatives
Ok from what i seen it seems the rules are not for fictional things they are for the faceswap and ai
I was able to read the terms after waiting for the page to load (Feels like the website is under DDoS attack as a result of this) and they clearly mention criminal activities along with consent, so there is a very good chance that only refers to actual child porn/beastiality material, which yes, get rid of that stuff please. Fictional stuff should logically and hopefully be exempt
I was able to read the terms after waiting for the page to load (Feels like the website is under DDo
It makes the most sense as well. It's possible Fanbox did not even mention this until now. Very often 3D content is illegal in many countries. Maybe that would be one of them.
It makes the most sense as well. It's possible Fanbox did not even mention this until now. Very ofte
Pixiv has been a toilet for ages now. a couple years ago they started forcibly censoring all pics on the site so this is just another low stoop from an already low-down second-rate website
Pixiv has been a toilet for ages now. a couple years ago they started forcibly censoring all pics on
well if it's Japan law then that's not Pixiv's fault lol
but what they're doing now, this *is* their fault because they chose to cave instead of just saying "fuck you all" and doing their own thing. they chose money over freedom
well if it's Japan law then that's not Pixiv's fault lol but what they're doing now, this *is* thei
From what I have gathered, the rules made aim towards real humans and animals, not so much about animu styles of art. It seems to be a response to AI generated art, where people would generate porn of children using real children as assets, and that's kind of understandable to not want that kind of stuff on your website
From what I have gathered, the rules made aim towards real humans and animals, not so much about ani
no, it is Pixiv AND fanbox. because both count to the same site. fanbox is owned by Pixiv and therefore has the mainpage to abide to the new ToS aswell.
no, it is Pixiv AND fanbox. because both count to the same site. fanbox is owned by Pixiv and theref
They are definitely connected. But the terms seem to mention product as a result of a transaction. In addition it doesn't specify what sort of product. So to me it reads as drawings not being affected by this and certainly not the main Pixiv website.
They are definitely connected. But the terms seem to mention product as a result of a transaction. I
The ToS specifically states it's just Fanbox and Boost (their in-site commissioning system), because those accept payment. So you're both technically correct.
The ToS specifically states it's just Fanbox and Boost (their in-site commissioning system), becaus
