IMPORTANT! Please read.

Hello everyone! It's your fellow Curator, Ronald Knox, with an important message! Please read until the end. This post may apply to you!

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It has come to the leader's and to the staff's attention that some of you haven't been following the guidelines. Specifically, the post related guidelines.

Posts on just images will be disabled and not featured. This was stated in the guidelines under the 'irrelevant' section.

Posts are meant to be intriguing and informative, to say the least. We don't want our feed to be covered up in all of these images, with no form of context, other than the title. We're covering this because we've been noticing it a lot more recently. If you have any posts that go under this category, and it hasn't been disabled, I highly suggest you go back and start writing some content within those posts before they do get disabled. Too many of this posts could lead to your entire profile being disabled.

Just images, such as memes, photos, etc., should be on the drive.

If you make a post containing a piece of artwork that you have made, explain the process of how it was made and the inspiration. The explanation/description must be at least 60+ words to avoid getting disabled and have a higher chance of getting featured. Credit original artwork or the photo that inspired the artwork (if there was one).

I highly suggest that you place in progress photos (or screenshots) into your art posts as well. This way, we can avoid conflict on whether your artwork is traced or not. By progress photos, I mean a picture of the first sketch, a picture in the middle of your progress, and finally, the finished product. Also, try adding some form of proof. Just to be safe. Such as, a signature or maybe a picture of your hand in front of the drawing. Things such as that.

If you make a post about your Cosplay, explain materials and where you bought it. If you made it yourself, explain the process and any other information that contributed to it. If it's someone else's Cosplay, credit them, and explain why you wanted to make a post about them.

With Cosplay, there is so much you can write about it your posts. If explaining the process doesn't seem to be long enough, try talking about why you wanted to Cosplay that certain character. Perhaps you can talk about your love for making Cosplay. Be creative, there's a lot you can write about.

There should be no plagiarism of any written works. Credit the original writer.

Plagiarism is wrong and should not be taken lightly. If you post someone else's work because you like it, you should credit them and explain why you made a post of their work. If we figure out a piece of work is stolen, you will be in a lot of trouble. So, do yourself a favor and just credit the original author. If you can't find them, then don't post it. If you found it on Google, there are many ways to find the original author.

Follow the guidelines at all times.

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Hopefully, this clears up some things and we won't need to face these issues anymore. That will be all for today, have a nice day!~