would be good thing to be able to see on the profile page when viewer comes there to be able to see what kind of art artist mostly/usually does and would be also good way to spot those who just commission others or watches only. kinda like Furaffinity has used and as a default setting for new registering user the default type would be Watcher un-till he/she changes it from the settings

I cannot for the life of me, figure out how to do this, I've searched the help topics and all I've found, is topics pertaining to switching back to classic mode to import, however I see no option for that either, can anyone help?

I think it would be cool if furries with fursuits can stream themselves, kind of like YouNow, using their webcam to a audience. This can give some furries more popularity and they can show off their amazing fursuits

Request:

The conversion of Furry Network site URL (currently beta.furrynetwork.com) from Character Feed to a Homepage or Front Page.

Implementation:

Replace the Furry Network site URL destination with a proper homepage, and move user feed to another URL (user.furrynetwork.com for example [please excuse my lack of technical knowledge]).

Reasoning:

To me, Furry Network feels a bit disorganized, which is I think brought about by the fact that there is no clear frontpage to say:

'Hey! Welcome to our website! Wow, look at the 10 newest submissions, here's some site info and the latest update and details about the upcoming update!'

A front page, in my opinion, would be a huge benefit for everyone.

• It could tell people what the site is all about, and persuade non-members to become members.
  • Obviously this would be more helpful after the site is more public
• It would help artists get noticed.
  • I honestly don't see any way of gaining followers besides having friends and word of mouth, and I think it's a healthy way to make sure that the site is more of a community than just the most well-known artists that people would think to look up.
• It would unify the site by bringing you a page that everyone sees, with minor user-personal modifications to it to provide a better experience.

I think that having a place that is semi familiar to many people would go far in having more people adopt this site rather than sticking to an alternative simply because the site brings so many new ideas along with an alien layout and just isn't your average artist site.

While I'm not advocating to become just like other sites, there are reasons why dA, Weasyl, FA, InkBunny, and SoFurry have certain similarities, and that's because I think finding something that works and that people understand and tweaking it to perfection is how we get great things.

The front page of Weasyl, for example, being able to request critique and have a Tweet sent with your submission's link from the WeasylCritique account, along with having a submission on the front of the page until it got bumped by newer submissions was probably the single best thing a site could have done for exposure.

I know I talk a lot about exposure, and sure it's something I think everyone needs, it's a great way for me to explore the fandom I love so much and just find really amazing creations by really amazing people.

A better part of discovery comes from when I already have a goal in mind... I have to upload a submission or something, but something on a front page catches my eye and I go on a huge spree of checking out different artists just based on the art that sidetracked me in the first place.

Hopefully this is taken into consideration. I'm all in on this site and genuinely think, once things are a bit more smoothed out, that this could actually be the downfall of FA, especially by making things like Commissions easier and even having a fun system for that purpose.

This is probably one of my biggest pet peeve when it comes to art sites. Some of the stuff in the Popular section of the site is not PG-13 (focusing on butts, lude poses). To me, that's indicating that the users of the site don't know the rules.

The MPAA's criteria for PG-13 should posted on the rules page and a link to it the rules page should be obvious on the upload page.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://filmratings.com/downloads/rating_rules.pdf&ved=0ahUKEwja04mnyYnNAhXB7iYKHS-YDv0QFggaMAA&usg=AFQjCNE3hCb194YF4cSnQ-pkQB0OAWIoRA&sig2=zbd6bDzQY42BE9cksv4fwA

There's an fa watching bot for people to be able to get updates of what people are uploading/posting; designing something that hooks in with an oAuth to verify users would be pretty nifty.

Individually opening every single imported piece, scrolling all the way down, and selecting either "unlisted" or "draft" really slows the process down when trying to clear out the trash from a long way back. There ought to be quick status-change and deletion buttons in the corners of submission thumbnails.

I have idea for furries, what about making a micronation for bronies

Perhaps use internet's universal emoticons in Furry Network?

Back in 2010 when Oskenso began his initial programming for a furry social networking site, I mentioned to him that intertwining IC with OOC would be an amazing idea. Uplifting our fursonas is something the fandom has always had a propensity for, but such tradition was interrupted when FA followed the MySpace trend at the time. So I'm very glad to see that FurryNetwork includes the one-user/multiple-character login system that Oski originally programmed. I can't help but think that the code base is the same due to my influence... :) But I digress!

I propose that we expand upon that initial idea and allow for both IC and OOC profile information fields to be included on our character profiles, just like MUCKs and F-List do. It will help to allow us to continue the tradition of partaking in a world and subculture which we create for ourselves rather than simply being mundane hyoomans who like art, stories, music and photography of a particular genre.

Just a thought! :)