You really should let the artist upload their own stuff, since they already post here.

Base +15, SomberC2 +5

Yeah but they wouldn't have posted all of their artwork/comics on here since they do keep it behind a paywall which is why I took it upon myself to do it.

Base +5, sgc_geh -11, Spartan00113 -4, DuckDuckNoose -8, The Prospective Chem -6

I usually wait until the comic/manga is completed before posting it here, and I only post content that I believe people here will like, for example, I'm not particularly proud of this one, so I hadn't planned on uploading it here, also, is it really necessary for me to upload the no text version of my content? It doesn't significantly contribute to the story, so I mostly left it as an extra for my patrons, and I don't really have those paywalls that you mentioned, I post all my content for free on my socials, is it censored? Yes, because I upload it on Pixiv and DeviantArt, which require it, and I leave the uncensored version for my patrons, which can access it for as little as $3, and if you can't afford it, then use kemono, look, I really appreciate you uploading my stuff here but the way you are doing it is not right, it might come across as spam to the average user, and the lack of proper tagging and links to the original creator is problematic, as a small artist, I don't want people to perceive my content in a bad way, so please, let me post it myself or post it properly next time.

Base +4, jessica702 +11

I have no interest in tagging my content, I mainly upload it for me not the community. Whether the community likes it or not is not my concern and never will be. If I had access to the Private type I would have set it to that a long time ago but I do not and would not even dream of donating for it either. I'll continue to upload artists art like yours like this until I am moderated or told not too by a person of moderation.

Base +5, Equilibrant -7, jessica702 -11, sgc_geh -11, Spartan00113 -4, Marshfellow +5, DuckDuckNoose -8, alleeen007 -7, Zeffo23 -7, Sneaks.III -3, The Prospective Chem -6