When I commission art, I like to write a blurb for it. Sometimes it's short. Sometimes it's long. On FA, it's not a big deal since the submission page for art and stories are more or less identical. However here, there are multiple lay outs that can only be accessed via the exact type of submission something is marked as. To test things out, I uploaded one of my submissions from FA in both the art and the story types:

Art version with story in sidebar

Story version with embedded image

There are pros and cons to both, but either way, I'm losing some functionality coming from FA. With the art version, the text is all bunched up on the side and hidden. The page poorly relates that I have large amounts of pesudostory content as it's all hidden under the Read More section. With the story version, viewers cannot view the image in full size or otherwise interact with it at all. Either way, the prospective preview links do not give any indication that the page contains both types of content. Images show only a thumbnail and stories have a text-only summary.

Moreover, the present search system auto segregates submissions by type. If I submit all my content as art, people who are looking for something to read won't find my content. If I submit my content as stories, it won't be found by people searching for art. I've tried submitting content as both a story and as art on SoFurry. It's far more effort to do that for each submission and it either splits favorites or results in redundant ones due to the split upload.

Point 1: Submissions can be both visual art and prose. Please provide better support for such content.

I very much like the submission view for stories with embedded images. It looks far cleaner this way than with the cluttered text sidebar on the art submission. What it lacks is the ability to interact with an image involved. Also, compared to the art page, it doesn't have the "next in gallery" section.

Perhaps a solution would be to allow the user to control which type of page lay out each submission has and then providing a few templates. I like the look of the Story page more in general, even if I have to scroll for some of the content.

Ideally, a submission preview would indicate the type of content it contains: either art only, story only, art and story, or whatever else. At present, image thumbnails don't convey possible story content and story previews are sterile and text-only. However, the lack of a hybrid submission type or the ability to select multiple submission types brings up a different issue...

Point 2: Stop auto segregating submissions by type. But DO provide filters when searching.

Point 2a: Let me sort my own gallery however I want

So I dislike that my own content on my own page is automatically separated for me (beyond my control) based on the (in my view) narrow range of submission types. A folder system exists. If I want to put all of a certain type of submission into a separate folder, I will do that myself. It may be a helpful default to provide folders, but I don't want my submissions separated like that. And as far as I can tell, if I want to create a "Skunks" folder, I can't put into it an art submission and a photo submission: I'd have to create two separate folders for skunk art and skunk photos. I don't understand why GIFs have to be stored in a separate section of my profile from PNGs.

Point 2b: When searching, return a mixed search result, but provide filters for submission types.

There are multiple reasons for this. If I want to search for Skunk art, photos, and stories, I have to, at present, first select only one of these, and then enter my search term. If I want to then see a different submission type to see if there are more results, my search field is wiped and I have to enter it in again. This leads people to finding less things that are relevant to their interests and disproportionately hurts the finding of non-art submissions. If people want to only find art when they search (though not GIFs because those are multimedia for some reason), let them filter the other types out.

By default, there should be a search option which displays all content matching the search result. Look at SoFurry as an example. And note that when you search for just stories its search page will show more than two and a half results on the search page.

This may be a little nit pick, but I know there are plenty of people who reload their page to see how many people view their content.

It's simply to know how many people view their shit :I

I'd like to see it change someway, rather then knowing i reloaded the page 100 times and got that many views ;w;"

I would like to see a brief description in the story submission to give background info if it was commissioned or gift what not.

When adding community added tags, removing a tag you've added by mistake / misspelled seems to work temporarily but as soon as you type a new tag and hit enter the discarded tag reappears. It does not seem to persist if you remove it just before hitting Close.

Using an updated Chrome browser on an Android 'phone. Issue noticed about ten minutes ago. Seen once before reporting.

This is just a minor thing but <<< PREV | FIRST | NEXT >>> was unique to FA and wasn't supported on any other site anyhow, so could that just be automatically scrubbed from the submission descriptions?

Search by submission name when managing submissions and placing in folders

Similar to the Inkbunny feature. I would like the ability to block all of a chosen user's submitted content, without full-out blocking said user.

Can we get access to a vector version of the Furry Network logo? With cons coming up, I and my friends are updating our business cards and other assets to gain new clientele. My card already has Twitter, Tumblr, and Weasyl logos on it. I'd like to add Furry Network.

Putting the vector logo out there would be a good short term solution for people who want to promote their FN galleries, but in the longer term, a branding package could help draw more people to this site. Social media sites commonly make their branding assets available, along with a guideline of how to use it. Here are examples from Twitter, Tumblr, and Facebook.

Since you have an issue with people who spammed the support area, what if you add a white list where after a certain amount of legitimate posts, and the user appears to be someone who isn't going to stir up trouble, white list them so their stuff gets posted automatically?

I've posted a few new topics and shared them immediately with friends and they went "Nothing loaded, a broken link." and then after a while I figured out "Oh, it hasn't officially posted yet, thats why."

So, I understand the need for moderation, but it would be nice to white list those you can trust not to stir up trouble. Is just a thought, is all. I doubt it will happen considering the support software used here is not custom built like the site is and may not be as easy to modify but felt worth mentioning.

Currently I'm not able to upload any MP3 file. It uploads up to 100%, then is rejected with "File type not allowed" message. I tried one MP3 repeatedly, then a different one repeatedly, no dice. Then I tried an MP3 I had already successfully uploaded before, and it gave me the same error message. None of these MP3s are over 10MB, as I previously successfully published them on my FurAffinity account.