Loosen your censorship filters!

Heh heh. How ironic, right? A few days ago, I had the exact same problem you mentioned. I posted two pieces on the same topic, and for one of them, I got a message saying I needed to optimize the work to get more exposure, since the content might not comply with the platform’s policies. So let me tell you right away: that post (even though it was several images in a single post) had nothing to do with nudity, much less explicit sex. it was just a series of images showing a beautiful, well-built, athletic girl in anime style, in which one of the images showed a bit of her breasts beneath her sports top (what’s commonly called an “underboob”), which, in theory, even it’s only visible when adult content mode is enabled, that image still falls within the acceptable content standards this platform can display. Yet, despite everything I explained, that set of images remained hidden thanks to that pesky moderation.

And the best part of all this (I’m being sarcastic) is that if you have restricted mode enabled to view that content and start searching for works by certain creators, you’ll realize that Seaart is currently displaying content with high doses of sensuality, eroticism, and even some sexually explicit material—though, of course, it’s not doing it the right way, since if you want to actually see those images, they’re still restricted. So then you wonder, why on earth did they moderate and restrict my post, when the platform itself is showing images in its catalog with content much stronger and more explicit than what you’ve created yourself. That’s why, almost a week ago, I also voiced my dissatisfaction by telling them it’s time to lift the censorship and restrictions for all of us who have adult content viewing enabled, now that they’re already showing all those highly erotic images in their catalog. I also want to echo those who are complaining about this same issue: Seaart needs to start removing all those remnants from its era of extreme censorship that still persist, now that it’s starting to return to its roots, just as it was before November 21 of last year.

Sorry for the long post, but I wanted to express my thoughts on this issue, which in a way affects all of us on this platform.😀