At 3/14/23 07:53 AM, freaks-heart wrote:

At 3/13/23 10:23 PM, Anonymous-Frog wrote:

At 3/13/23 01:26 PM, freaks-heart wrote:(Warning: adult)
.https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/877212

AI art.

You don't need to obscure the link with some dot, Newgrounds now already does that for you:

I distinctly remember being warned in this thread about making it so that links to explicit submissions don't preview.

At 3/14/23 08:05 AM, GUTHRIE wrote:

At 3/14/23 07:53 AM, freaks-heart wrote:

At 3/13/23 10:23 PM, Anonymous-Frog wrote:

At 3/13/23 01:26 PM, freaks-heart wrote:(Warning: adult)
.https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/877212

AI art.

You don't need to obscure the link with some dot, Newgrounds now already does that for you:

I distinctly remember being warned in this thread about making it so that links to explicit submissions don't preview.

We get a lot of mis-categorized and improperly thumbnailed links here, so I think we'll keep obscuring NSFW links, just to be careful.

1. Voting fairly.
This is the foundation of the Elite Guard Barracks. All members are expected to give every flash a fair vote, regardless of who made it or what their group affiliations are. We do not target any flash group, not favorably or in opposition; our only enemies are those who break the rules of the site, not those who merely bend them.
Everyone has a different definition of quality, and all members are expected to vote based on what they honestly feel a flash deserves, not on whether they think the flash will pass or be blammed. While Barracks members are proud of their high ranks, and are eager to compete with others, a high B/P score means nothing if achieved through petty point-whore voting, and any member who admits to doing so will be removed from the organization.

2. Stopping Portal abuse.
Numerous stolen, malicious, and unsuitable flash are submitted to the Flash Portal every day, and it is our job to ensure that as many of them are removed as possible. Members are expected to report any suspicious flash to the Barracks, including any evidence or doubts that they might have, and only whistle something if they are sure, beyond a reasonable doubt, that it is whistle-worthy.
Just as with B/P, points mean nothing if achieved through inappropriate means. There should be no blind rush to whistle a flash that is merely suspected of wrongdoing; it's better to let an uncertain case go by rather than wrongly whistle an innocent submission. If evidence of wrongdoing is discovered after a flash passes judgment, we can always (and will always) take the appropriate action.
In the case of a beyond-reasonable-doubt rulebreaking flash, members are encouraged to share their results.

3. Cleaning up the review system.
Members are expected to be familiar with the review guidelines and whistle abusive reviews when they come across them, and report severe cases of abuse to a review mod. Additionally, members are expected to write helpful reviews, offering constructive criticism and remaining civil even when the author refuses to do so. We must set a good example for other Newgrounders, in hopes that they will improve their own reviews as well.

4. Setting an example for others to follow.
Barracks members are expected to post intelligently, contributing to threads rather than merely dropping a one-liner opinion on it. Flaming, spamming, and other ban-worthy behavior is strictly prohibited, and extreme misbehavior will lead to removal from the EGB.
Members are also expected to act civilly towards all Newgrounders. You are expected to be helpful and patient when dealing with newer members, whether simply showing them the FAQ or explaining more complex concepts that they do not understand. Concepts such as fair voting, intelligent posting/reviewing, and keeping an open mind are essential for newer members to learn, and we are just the ones to teach them.
For those with more experience, you are expected to show respect and understand that they may, in fact, know more about Newgrounds than you do, even if you're a seasoned veteran. This applies both to fellow Barracks members and Newgrounders in the general population.
Members are expected to put reasonable effort into any flash or audio submissions, and be careful with who they become Portal Buddies with. We are quite generous with our definition of reasonable effort; examples of unacceptable submissions would be static images, single frames, ridiculously small loops, or purposefully bad music. Anyone submitting rulebreaking content would, obviously, be removed from the Barracks.

5. Not starting shit.
As mentioned above, the Barracks has no enemies beyond those who break the rules of the site. Our roster has included current and former members of various flash groups, including the Clock Crew, Barney Bunch, and Kitty Krew, and we are open to anyone willing to follow our principles. Barracks members are expected to be civil to others and not start fights, and anyone found to be starting shit with anyone, even if they deserve it, will be removed. You are representing the Barracks with your actions, and if your actions do not reflect our principles, you will not be a part of the organization.

6. Remaining active with the group.
Barracks members are expected to remain reasonably active in the thread, as well as with their duties. Those who are inactive for long periods (months) may be removed from the roster at any time, and rollcalls are occasionally sent out to all members to determine who is active. Members who expect to be inactive for some time due to IRL reasons (such as school, employment, vacation, etc) should inform the Barracks in advance.

At 3/16/23 07:37 AM, freaks-heart wrote:

At 3/16/23 07:36 AM, Anonymous-Frog wrote:

At 3/16/23 07:32 AM, freaks-heart wrote:https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/877492

Gameplay footage from Team Fortress 2.

Gameplay to animation ratio: 5 to 1.

it's enough for a blam, right?