Sorry, guys, to be there bearer of bad news. And I hate having to play the heavy on this issue because I love realistic looking AI guro myself.

But that stuff shoudn't be directly uploaded to Gurochan. YOU CAN ONLY USE LINKS for that type of content.

I'm going to start purging a lot of files that have been hosted here which shouldn't be hosted here. If your content gets deleted, but you still want to share it, please post it again using an external link.

If you want people to have an idea of what you're linked content is like before they click on your links, you can directly upload censored preview images... portions blacked out, or blurred, or images converted to drawing/cartoon styles, etc.

My go-to offsite file hosting site is https://catbox.moe/

Catbox has one big drawback, however, and that's that people visiting Gurochan using Tor typically can't access catbox files via Tor.

I often use https://filegarden.com/. The two main drawbacks to file.garden are you need to create an account, and max file size is 40 MB unless you do a paid upgrade. I personal forked over US $30 so I could host more files and files up to 100 MB. I was able to stay anonymous by paying with a gift card.

A new place you can try out is https://yuibox.yuisuki.net/

There are of course other file hosting services. I prefer the kind of file hosting where you can get a direct link to a file, rather than the kind of hosting which only links to a page where downloading then requires extra steps.

What counts as realistic?

That can be subjective. To be on the safe side, consider anything where there's a lot of photorealistic detail as the kind of sensitive material that needs to be hosted elsewhere.

You might get away somewhat realistic looking material if there are obvious AI flaws like unrealistic internal anatomy, cutting actions that don't make sense, etc. But don't count on it. When it doubt, use external file hosting.

Hypocrisy warning: In order the meet Gurochan's posting rules you might very well be breaking the rules for whatever offsite file host you use as an alternative. We're enforcing these rules to make sure Gurochan avoids any sort of crackdown for its content, and then, with a wink and a nod, letting that be someone else's problem.