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>>25309
> AI is an artistic style, or method of creation, like drawing, cgi or even text for that matter, while gore, scat, pee, fur and freaky stuff are descriptions of content.
This is the point that matters most. IMHO this artistic style boards should be just sub-boards of the content boards, provided that the board software is able to do this. So there could be on top level gore, vore, whatever-ore and on the next level are the individual boards for /lit, /3dcg, /ai, handmade and you-name-it. Of course that would slightly increase the amount of boards, but it would also build a structure for easy browsing with less boards at the top-level or inside the sub-levels.
Although I'm concerned about AI-fakes in general I'm not bothered by it here on GC ‒ it's always fake. ;) Hence I think it's not necessary to have a general AI-thread, which applies to /3dcg and /lit too.
If subboards are not possible the filling of the subject field should be enforced to encourage the OPs to specify their conditions.
Conclusion:
Separate technical topics from the themebased. Latter should be the top level, maybe spreaded (e.g. /ws could be added).
Technical/artistic aspects should be covered in the second level with individual boards or enforced description.
I know there would still be cases of doubts where to put posts, but the number would be low(er) with a clear structure.
>>25314
Asking for permission? Sorry, that's to complicated. And what about "It's easier to ask forgiveness than it is to get permission"
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? Nobody will care about it. To read instructions is boring. :\ People are too easy minded. :/ They always follow the most simple option. Give them a path of straight forward decicions (a clear structure ‒ see above) and they will follow.
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Although it is widely credited to "Grandma COBOL", the incredible (Rear Admiral) Grace Murray Hopper
(9 December 1906 – 1 January 1992)
[2][3]
it seems she just cited it herself.
For a detailed view look at
https://quoteinvestigator.com/2018/06/19/forgive/
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grace_Hopper
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https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Grace_Hopper
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