At 12/9/24 11:21 AM, BlueMonday1984 wrote:You're not wrong on its quality, but being crap isn't flagworthy.
I know the Moderation Team would quit over this (or would at least need extra vomit buckets) but can you imagine if being crap 'was' flagworthy... :3
*cough-cough* Fortunately we can all agree that taste is subjective. ;)
It is misrated, though - the submitter's given it an A rating despite being completely SFW.
To the best of my knowledge, age rating your content "too high" is absolutely allowed and will not be corrected by Moderators. I had that discussion once, but it was about a decade ago. In a nutshell, it is okay for artist to want their work only to be seen by an audience they deem to be "mature enough" for their work. It can also make sense in other cases - such as a case of an ongoing comic that has a lot of NSFW content with a few pages that could be rated "E".
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@Quest
As always: Thank you so much for all the hard work you put into this!
It really makes it apparent how much of a problem the use of AI generated audio (I refuse to call that "music") has become for the Audio Portal.
In that vein I'd like your opinion on something related to said problem:
I know that this sounds mega-mean, but maybe users should be asked to deposit a token amount of money before they are allowed to upload anything - in order to keep this and other spam in check... A "put your money where your mouth is" kind of approach. If somebody has aspirations of becoming an actual artist, paying (say) 11 US dollars one time doesn't seem too much of a deal. It would also reduce the number of kids who create several accounts in a row in order to get stolen or AI-generated tracks into a certain game.
Kids could still ask their parents to do the transaction for them. That way the parents would act as another level of quality control. If their child is up to no good, then mommy and daddy will start asking questions that can one way or another only end in "No, we will not give money to a website that you get instantly kicked from anyway...!"
(A "no refunds" policy would be needed there, though... Misbehaving kids might have misbehaving parents.)
And if somebody is too rich for their own good, at least Mr. Fulp can use the money to treat the Moderation Team to some Mexican food. ;)
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At 12/9/24 09:26 PM, Anamonator wrote:Well I can finally get that whistle now. Thanks
To the best of my knowledge users don't get any points for mooching off of threads such as this one. The mods can read, too, you know... ;p
You can still put in your own efforts, though.