When browsing the latest art submissions from the people I am following, there should be the ability to select single images to remove the notice instead of only the option to delete all. (Like one has the ability to do on other art sites.)

In a nutshell:

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Specifically, some photos taken with iPhones. iPhones do not actually record the orientation of the photo as part of the picture. In particular, iPhone users that take pictures using the + Volume button, or generally with the Volume buttons up, will easily notice this issue when trying to upload photos. Instead of saving the correct orientation, iPhones store information about the photo's orientation in EXIF data alongside the photo. It seems that FN does not account for this EXIF data, meaning some photos that appear right-side-up on my computer appear upside-down on FN. https://beta.furrynetwork.com/photo/18362/upside-down-images/

I would love the ability to create a custom thumbnail for collections/folders rather than using a thumb from one of the submissions inside them (deviantArt subscribers have this option, I believe). It would be a nice way to manage collection folders that have a lot of submissions, or just a simple way to add consistency to one's own gallery layout.

It seems that I keep getting kicked out within a few hours of logging in. I'll log in, browse a bit, then go to a different website for a few hours. And when I return, I've been logged out and have to sign in again.

As soon as the scroll bar appears on the side panel, the width isn't enough for all the letters and they get wrapped into new line!

CSS battle engage.

[I did read Unimpressive's 'Keyboard Shortcuts' ticket. Consider this to be piggybacking on what they said.]

Proposed Addition

Keyboard Shortcuts

Details

Simple site / gallery interaction using the keyboard

Implementation

These functions would take effect only when outside of a text field

examples:

[IN GALLERY SUBMISSION VIEW]

F ~ Favorite P ~ Promote

D ~ Download R ~ Reload

Enter ~ Selects Comment Box [Disables keyboard shortcuts until either focus is lost, or Comment is sent by pressing Enter once-more]

Esc ~ Back to Collection / Gallery (Up One Level in Folder Tree)

Arrow Keys ~ Previous / Next Item

+ / - ~ Zoom (when native functionality added)

0 [Zero] ~ Return to 100% / Native Zoom

[MAIN SITE VIEW]

H ~ Home (Profile View) [Press again, After Page has Loaded, to View Profile Items]

R ~ Refresh S ~ Search

(etc)

Reasoning

The site, looks like it would already have this functionality, and I think that, even though it's taken for granted, keyboard shortcuts can do a lot to speed up someone's usage of the site. Accessibility and advanced usage reasons.

If i view "Fresh" or "Popular" art submissions using a filter (ex; transformation or squirrel), I will get one screen of artwork. Then scrolling down, I get a long blank section and then more artwork. Ex (using "squirrel" as the filter):

If I don't use a filter, there isn't a large blank area, though there is the occasional 3 or 4 blank squares in a row.

I like how reporting submissions for policy violations is so easy. I've been on other furry sites where opening a trouble ticket and getting someone to actually look at it is like pulling teeth. However, I think Furry Network's system goes a little too far in the opposite direction.

I'm not keen on the idea that flagging a submission automatically sends a ticket to the user who uploaded it; that, to me, just seems far too easy to abuse. For instance, I had a piece that was flagged for needing to be marked as "adult" - now, in my mind, the piece in question was not adult in nature; the upload process describes adult art as "nudity, sexually explicit, or suggestive," and this piece was none of those three things. There are plenty of examples of this - vore or babyfur, for instance; both of those genres can have art that isn't remotely sex-related or gory (the two general prerequisites for pieces to be marked "adult"). The exact nature, whether it WAS mature or not, etc. can be debated, but that's not the larger point here. The main point is that I received a ticket literally within seconds of uploading the submission.

If you're trying to build a "welcoming and open" community, it's not a good start to make it easy for users who don't know how to use the tag filtering system to just flag submissions willy-nilly because they don't like what they see. And I realize that no flag is acted upon until it is reviewed by moderators, but sending tickets straight to users is kind of the opposite extreme. It opens the door to superfluous flags by the bucketload. A more sensible way to do it would be that flagged submissions go to moderators first. If the moderators decide that the flag is potentially actionable, then it should go to the flagged user, who should be given an opportunity to take action or dispute the flag.

FN just released a way to reorder artwork/submissions, so I went through and carefully published all of my artwork so that it was in the right order. I checked in my gallery throughout the process and everything looked alright. When I finally finished and went to check, they had all been reordered seemingly randomly.