>>39014 You have to keep in mind: The people who are giving you rep points on lolicit are mostly other members who went through the same when they got there and they know how annoying it is. Most people who actually spend time giving out rep to newbies are very liberal with what they consider rep worthy. Most of the time it's something along the lines of "I like the same thing you like, here's some rep".

Pretty much every new member hates the system. But everybody has to get through it - many people stop posting once they are a full member, some just ignore the discussions boards going forward, but some people like the many active discussions you can find. On the plus side, this system keeps out unwanted people like spammers and trolls, and by now it should be obvious how annoying those can get.

Drabok, I think now would be the perfect time to give lolicit a try. First you need an account, if nothing changed since I made mine you can't use Tor directly to do that - I just used a free proxy on top of it. Once you have an account using Tor is completely fine.
And then you could just start posting more or less where you left off. The last update would be completely fine in the lolicon discussion board, and I assume the next one would be as well unless the girls are getting much more cruel with Laurie than I expect, a little bit of bondage is ok. If you use that time to get to 20 posts, you would be a full member when it's time to get more extreme again.
Your fans over there should have seen the story up to this point already, so for now just a link to gurochan would be fine. Later on you could maybe upload the earlier parts of the story in a few rar files to have everything in one place.

About pixiv: I just don't like pixiv very much, the fact that I can't use Tor to go there is playing a big role in that. If I have to go there without Tor, I prefer not to make any comments - not to mention comments have to be very short, there isn't even room for much more than a simple "Thank You!".
I like what we have here, on pixiv I can leave a "like" for your posts but here I can comment on the specifics what I liked (and occasionally what I didn't like) and post ideas or make other suggestions. On lolicit I could do that too, and I can use Tor to do that without any problems.
Pixiv is fine to reach a larger audience, but it's not a place to have an active and involved community in my opinion.

>>39011 Darkcrow: I think lolibooru is not really made for artists to post their own pictures. It's possible of course, even though I don't know how practical it is. I wouldn't rule it out as a temporary solution, but I don't think it's a good permanent solution.