When you search for Blood or Gore, you'll get a lot of results, but they're all tagged 18+, even though they don't really need that tag.

So this is why I think we need more tag options, in this case I think Mature art that covers both blood, gore, violent art and clean nudity should be tagged with a red M symbol and save the 18+ tag for more explicit art such as porn and fetish art.

Feel free to comment below.

Imagine this as a system with what you can set in the names of artists directly linking to profiles and characters that are visible on the submission stating both their name and their profile link that everyone can access.

This would be handy because we don't have to type out copyright information onto the bottom of the image, plus stating who's character they are. (Some users do this and this would be actually a very good thing for others too who don't do it.)

By making a few changes to the HTML of the website and adding an app manifest file, it would be possible to use the existing website as a mobile application on iOS and Android based devices.

This would allow avoid the need to build a mobile app in a native language, and skips the need to comply with Apple/Play Store regulations. Instead a user simply opens the page in their Safari/Chrome browser and chooses "Add to Home Screen", the user can then specify a custom name for the app, tap add then have the app appear like any other on the device.

With the correct manifest and metadata the app will run as if it's a native application and run in full screen mode too. Optionally, with some modification, an offline mode could also be incorporated into this design too allowing, say for some sections of the site to be saved to a users device.

Here's a few screenshots detailing the process and a mock-up of the end result:

Other features that can be added using this technique include styling the application window in Android to give the surrounding window a matching colour in the app switcher, and custom app icons to suit the varying resolutions of android devices too. I would show this in screenshots but I haven't got my old phone to hand right now.

Similar to what is on FA, but make sure it has a 72 hour temporarily limit so it is not abused by anyone, if account is disable only give option for removing it upon logging back in.

This way account deletion is not required if someone wants to take a hiatus from the furry fandom. Perhaps this would be a handy tool for some people.

I've noticed that there is the "Friends" tab on profiles when using the website on my phone:

But all that's inside the tab are follows and followers. For myself, said follows and followers are not all my friends, only a few of them are among many more whom are just artists I like but don't actually know.

I think it would be a good idea to implement an friend system where you send or receive a request, and once accepted, both users would appear in a "Friends" list on each other's profiles.

This would also open up the ability to have features like making submissions and feed posts private for just friends to view and/or comment.

When you're trying to remove a favourite, it doesn't let you actually remove it, it says that it does, but you refresh the page and it's still there.

Since the main focus of the site is visual artwork, and the bog nice thumbnailspace lends itself rather nicely to browing, shouldn't the actual viewing of the picture be a bit more space efficient?

Perhaps it's the low resolution and jpg-yness of a lot of pictures, but going into "fullview" oftentimes looks kinda... well, bad.
Is there some iffy compression being tacked onto the actual artwork (not just icons/generated thumbnails) making it into this grainy jpg mess? Perhaps it should be revised slightly if so.

A lot of the time clicking to go into zoom/moveview won't alter the size of the image much - shouldn't it be fullres (or close) when in that mode, taking up the full space avaliable, if need to?

I think the description box looks a little crowded--my eyes skip over the title of the piece and the description of it, and what I see first are the tags and community tags. Maybe if the tags were a smaller font size, or the description font size enlarged? Or more space between those sections.

It'd be nice to be able to follow an account privately (so they wouldn't show up in your "Following" list when viewed by anyone else). That way people can follow nsfw artists, etc, without it being public or having to create an alt character.