No.65616
>>65615what's your email address tld? not the whole email, just the tld (the .com in google.com is called tld, kemono's tlds are .party and .cr if you're wondering)
because it's a common problem that most services/sites would refuse any email addresses which dont end with .com, .net, or .org tld
kinda unrelated but to assert why .com tld matters, is that for this reason why tuta.com from tutanota is a paid feature while tuta.io is the free one
No.65618
>>65615Wouldn't be much of a problem if they really just asked for decent tips but many of them run their paywalls like it's some kind of black market with absurd support fees, post deletion and backnumbers. Fucking con artists deserve to be AI-trained on, resold all over the place and publicly shamed for the example.
I'll never feel sorry anymore after being scammed hard just for trying to support a few of them. Now I know who to support and who to leak.
No.65697
>>65682>For me the funniest thing is that under his latest Deviantart post someone wrote this comment: "Twin your kemono page aint updating i cant see it for free" and once under a different upload there was a comment asking him when is he going to update his kemono (I can't find it anymore, maybe it's deleted). It seems like those people think he pirates his own works for some reason.I think some people just know Kemono exists but have no idea that it's a pirate site. They seem to think it's just another site artists upload art to, no different from DeviantArt or Fur Affinity or Twitter or Pixiv etc.
Blissful innocence aside, that kind of stupidity is dangerous through because it alerts those artists into knowing the site exists, and then they start warning other artists and then they all start resorting to sophisticated measures to combat piracy (as has been seen several times before), possibly even going as far as to relocate to ScrubStar. They're sabotaging Kemono without even knowing it.
No.65702
>>65697Yes, probably.
On Kemono, in the comment section of a certain artwork, you can see that this artist already knows about Kemono, but doesn’t know what do to about it.
No.65705
>>65702Yeah. Fearly certain most artists has been aware of import sites like these since the days of Yiffparty.
And the reason for why the importers tend to break is due to the payment sites trying out different kinds of protection systems to stop or discourage importing.
No.65792
>>65599It’s cool bro, I’d do it myself but I mostly use my phone.
I think the worst part is that there IS a footfag updater but they always update artists I don’t give a shit about. Like why DGF100 of all feet artists, and why keep updating “randomuseragain2016” with his shitty ass realistic artstyle?
No.66513
>>66510Art is subjective and I personally recommend updating only the profile of the first guy.
If you want that one reason, then okay. When his artworks appear on Kemono, I immediately download and share them on Deviant with people, who complain there about paywalls and upload them onto other sites to make those leaks even more common, because not everyone is aware of Kemono. And judging by your reply, you hate paywalls, so by leaking these artworks you could gain some schadenfreude and maybe even make him quit, because I don't want to constantly ask people to update his page either.