#DISCORD CRACKING DOWN ON NSFW HOW TO#

See you in the replies!Įdit: To make it clear, Pixiv(the company) is only applying these changes to their paywall sites, including FanBox, Booth and Request.

Let's discuss all the ways Pixiv can work around these companies and help the artists out, because we are the ones making them their money, not the companies, and we deserve a better solution and treatment than being wiped off the site we've been trusting for so long. These are just things I can think of from the top of my head. have its own currency that the website even allow people to 'mask' it so that it wouldn't show as an adult website payment on their card statement! Plus, the artist can now benefit from not just having users subscribe to them monthly, they can now be tipped with FanCoins whenever the user wants! Instead of letting users subscribe and pay directly to the artist on Fanbox, how about letting the users pay for an on-site currency(let's call it 'FanCoins' for example) that they can use to subscribe to the artist? That way you're not directly paying for NSFW rewards, just a harmless on-site currency that you can do whatever you want with! Twitch has 'bits', and many adult streaming sites like Chaturb***. They have been doing this for a loooooong time, and I'm surprised none of these art websites have copied or followed their ways. The second way I came up with comes from other (adult) content streaming websites.If Pixiv can work out the connection between two sites under their parent company, it would be much more convenient. This idea came to me like how some creators have a Patreon for their users, and then sending a Discord link to their subscribers as a reward. So, instead of letting the user subscribe to Fanbox directly and get the rewards there, how about allowing users to subscribe to an artist on a third website, which gives a connected account to Fanbox that they can access the rewards? That way, the users are paying for an account, or just paying as a support to the artist, not directly paying for the rewards. The problem emerges with credit card companies/PayPal not wanting people to use their service to pay for NSFW content directly on Pixiv.These are only my ideas, you can add whatever you think would help everyone out in the replies! However, we, the artists and users of the site, can come up with other alternatives that we can protest or even BEG Pixiv to consider to revert their decisions. Plus, many subscribers aren't familiar with cryptocurrency, so they might get themselves in trouble or not continue their subscription at all.

#DISCORD CRACKING DOWN ON NSFW HOW TO#

Asking Pixiv to develop cryptocurrency transaction is terrible, the artist not only having to figure out how to revert it back to their own currency, but also have to deal with the price flunctuation and volatility of cryptocurrency as a whole.Artists now have no where to go, even thinking about moving to another site like Fantia is unbelievable, since a lot of people will take some time, or not even at all, to move with the artist to new sites, affecting the artist's subscription.This is the worst thing that can happen to artists, for multiple reasons: Most people think this is because of credit card companies(MasterCard and Visa), and PayPal. Which means, they're shooting themselves in the foot and wiping out half of their user base. Starting December 15th 2022, Pixiv is going to ban all contents on only 3 sites, FanBox, Request and Booth including:

Discord cracking down on nsfw