After just two days and three images, I already have double the followers than I got at Civitai in over a month with 31 images. Thank you, Inkbunny is clearly a better platform for my kinks.
Compared to Civitai, I can live with posting the generation info manually, but unfortunately Inkbunny's ACP is stricter. I'm referring to this point:
"You must not use the names of living or recently-deceased creators (within the last 25 years) or their non-commercial characters as prompts without their permission, nor train models and/or use artist-focused LoRAs to obtain a similar effect"
A policy clearly influenced by popufur artists. Fortunately Civitai doesn't care about this, at least for now.
So I have to keep most of my work in https://civitai.com/user/Otterball, go see if you haven't already. I admit Civitai is an awkward place for us furries. We can never know, what will they do to their minority (plus undoubtebly popufur artists are attacking them), so they just might "pull a Furaffinity" on us at some point. It's a crazy world we live in.
Just don't forget: The tags are compared between CivitAI and Inkbunny. If there are any discrepancies, Inkbunny moderation may point them out to you. The last one who was, shall we say inaccurate, had all his pictures deleted (or not visible to be precise). People who don't like AI look very closely at where you post and compare the tags and pass this on to Inkbunny moderation.
Just don't forget: The tags are compared between CivitAI and Inkbunny. If there are any discrepancie
Good to know, thanks.I guess posting different variations (prompt variations) of the same idea/theme to these sites is fine, as long as the images are clearly different, and not thought as the same picture. So that the petty Internet police isn't triggered. Sheesh, don't people have anything better to do.
Good to know, thanks.I guess posting different variations (prompt variations) of the same idea/theme
