I've uploaded the same multimedia file three times. It's under the 2000MB limit and it's in a format the site should find acceptable. But it's nowhere to be found. It's not even in drafts. So either the file needs to be processed and the site isn't tell me, or something is wrong.

https://dev.twitter.com/cards/types/summary-large-image

If somebody tweets an image from FN, It would be really neat if that image showed up on the tweet itself, like the example on the link

The ability to disable comments on ones submissions, since some people just don't want others to speak their minds about their works or what they've commissioned.

What: The Banning feature used by Admins have revealed that bans can go from 1 day, to 10 days, to Forever. For bans that aren't "Forever" the terminology used could be "Suspension" instead of banned.

Why: Typically when you see "banned" you don't associate that word to something that is temporary. The use of a "Banned" icon on the user could also be seen as a 'Scarlet Letter' of sorts if the person subjected to the ban is able to contest it within reason. Having that icon when it's temporary could possibly open dialogue to drama and unwanted further attention to the situation.

Hopefully this is a simple change that could be entertained in the future. The site looks lovely and a lot of the feedback sound great! I hope to join the site soon myself :3

I know that adoptables are a source of much controversy for many, but I also know that a lot of people really enjoy them. It occurred to me that it might be neat if there was a way to submit adoptables as their own category, so that people who do enjoy them can browse them, and potentially people who do NOT enjoy them can avoid them altogether. Additionally, have an 'available' tag on the ones that are for sale, and possibly shuffle the sold ones out of that category as they are no longer available.
I did see an Idea post about having an auction submission category, and this could potentially fit into that same category, but might be better as its own thing.

I would love to see an area of the site that features skilled and talented artists of the fandom that have low follower counts. It would be a way to help develop a fanbase for underappreciated artists and connect the fandom with undiscovered talent!

When you import submissions it would make it a lot easier (or afterwards) to be able to drag the selection and 'drop' it into the correct folder if it was mis-uploaded, such as into the photography folder or the artwork folder.

Hey, I have been having issues login into my account since 6/13/20. This happens every now and again so I played it off and decided to come back the next day. When I tried to login on 6/14/20 The same thing happened, I got the prompt "Invalid username and password combination". I know that I 100% got my password and email correct. This still didn't work so I changed my password, however with the new password it didn't work. I am unsure what to do, and any help would be very appreciated! 

We've had staff discussions about the possibility of using a chat service for members of Furry Network - we feel this would help bring the community together. While members wouldn't be required to use it, this would give the opportunity for members to talk, share submissions, and have a good time in a live setting. We'd like feedback about if this is wanted by the community as well as the chat system we would use.

Here are the options that we've looked at so far:

Discord

Pros

• This system is extremely easy to setup and use.
• We can have both voice and text channels.
• A large portion of the community likely already has this program.
• It's easy to create channels with permissions (especially regarding SFW/NSFW material).

Cons

• Discord is currently revising NSFW guidelines; it's still unclear exactly how this will be enforced, and we'll want to keep an eye on the policies. However, it appears to be moving towards allowing NSFW content.

I've looked around, and it seems like a good number of other furry websites have a Discord server setup; they've opted to take the risks. If we did go this way, we would also have that risk; I worry about what we would do if the Discord server were shut down. The current shift of policy is definitely making this less of a risk, though, and we'll want to watch how it works. Even with that risk, it may be the best option for now.

Slack

Pros

• The servers are simple to create; they're a little more difficult than Discord, but they're still reasonable.
• The service does not prohibit NSFW material.
• Many members of the community likely already have this program.
• Channels can be created with specific permissions; it's not as easy as Discord, but it's reasonable. This way, we can have separate SFW/NSFW channels.

Cons

• Joining a server can be a little difficult at times, especially for people who have never done it before.
• The program is more oriented towards work environments.
• There is no voice chat.

I personally think Slack would be a reasonable program, as well; we wouldn't risk having the server shut down, but it would be a little more difficult for people to use.

IRC

Pros

• We pretty much have free reign over how it's setup.
• Reliable servers exist within the fandom that we could use.

Cons

• Most people don't use IRCs these days.
• Servers can be difficult to setup.
• New users may have difficulties using the system, especially if they've never used an IRC client before.

I would personally only go with an IRC server as a last resort unless we had a huge demand for this.

What do you think? Are there any other programs that you would consider for a community chat system? Please let us know!

Currently when you zoom in on an image, it doesn't change the shape/size of the viewing pane which is set based on the original image's aspect ratio when it's zoomed out to fit. So for example if you view a comic that is really tall and not very wide, when you zoom in to read it the viewing pane doesn't expand the width at all and you're left trying to read the comic in a tall and narrow slice on the screen with the rest of it all blank. You can click and drag left and right to scroll but it should expand the viewing area to minimize that so you only need to scroll up and down.

As an example look at an image like this: https://beta.furrynetwork.com/artwork/66712/clubs-of-fa/fullscreen

On most screens this image will be constrained vertically to fit and leave a lot of empty area on the sides when viewed full screen, but when you zoom in the width doesn't increase forcing you to zoom left and right even though there's tons of space on the screen!