>>14804
Did you see that latest piece of video hit journalism by Vice, where some feminist goes to Shinjima Saki's house and scoffs at him for making sexy art in loli hentai mags?
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=Ky3HqvT3M8E
Pixiv has constantly been teetering on what content they want to allow for years, but I guess it makes sense that their partnership that serves as a way for artists to make money would be the first to cave to censorship. I'll stay neutral on the subject, since I always just used Sad Panda and never gave artists a dime unless I was commissioning something exclusively for myself and I; but, if Pixiv actually bites the bullet, that would be a real shame. Pixiv reminds me of the old deviantART days, where everything was allowed under artistic freedom. I fucking hate social platforms, they all suck. I hope it at least takes five years for western censorhounds to find out about nijie, and thusly shitcan it for ultra progressive reasons.