I am loyal to my desires. But listen to me.

I have been using seaart for a year or two now, but the design and specifications have changed so much since the early days of the service that I still can't get used to it.

I have been using this service for a year or two now, but the design and specifications have changed so much since the initial service that I still haven't gotten used to it.

To be honest, I started using this service when I heard it could generate NSFW content.

In the early days, it was also quite flexible, although at times it was regulated. (I think this is partly because AI was rapidly becoming active, so many things had not yet been decided.)

Recently, however, all inappropriate words are hidden and chatting or generating content is sometimes disabled, and sometimes this is done repeatedly.

I am sure that the developers are fed up with the reports of NSFW content, but I don't think it is too much to say that about half of the users here are looking for it.

If the regulations are strengthened without reflecting the voices of such users, the position of "seaart" will become more and more dangerous.

Grok is tolerant about generating NSFW content, and chatGPT has announced that it will be able to generate NSFW content starting in December.

Users will no longer have any reason to use seaart, and it will be difficult for seaart to continue its service.

In order to survive in the battlefield, a service that responds to user feedback is necessary, even if it is used in a different way than originally envisioned.

(pixiv started out as a clean SNS for posting artwork, but now it is a hangout for gentlemen.)

I know that NSFW content is heavily regulated these days, but I hope that they will manage to get through the holes and provide the services that we are looking for.