I'm more a fan of the single-page option but I can see merits to multiples in some cases.
So, my idea (crits welcome:) Allow multiple pages that we can select as PG, Mature and Mixed.
In the case of a mature-only commission page, make the entire page itself invisible to minors or non-logged-in users/general public.
In each case, however, any art that is included that would normally be behind an age-filter I think should be behind the filter regardless (and if it's possible, can the tag filtering system also apply? So, say I don't want to see "subject X" and an example they've included is of "subject X" then I'll just not see it.
Oh, and one more thing... Maybe a disclaimer... If the person is paying with a payment service that does not allow adult material AT ALL (eg: Paypal) in order to prevent drama and legal snafus or whatever (since being an intermediary for these sorts of transactions MAY bring y'all in if ever there was a problem) have a statement saying "This service does not permit this kind of material." If you wanted to go whole-hog, if you included a "if content that purchaser has selected is against payment-services ToS, that option is simply disabled" kinda thing (with the disclaimer as well so that they are informed as to WHY they won't be able to use that service for the commission.)
Does that make sense and does any of that seem practical?
I'm more a fan of the single-page option but I can see merits to multiples in some cases.
So, my idea (crits welcome:) Allow multiple pages that we can select as PG, Mature and Mixed.
In the case of a mature-only commission page, make the entire page itself invisible to minors or non-logged-in users/general public.
In each case, however, any art that is included that would normally be behind an age-filter I think should be behind the filter regardless (and if it's possible, can the tag filtering system also apply? So, say I don't want to see "subject X" and an example they've included is of "subject X" then I'll just not see it.
Oh, and one more thing... Maybe a disclaimer... If the person is paying with a payment service that does not allow adult material AT ALL (eg: Paypal) in order to prevent drama and legal snafus or whatever (since being an intermediary for these sorts of transactions MAY bring y'all in if ever there was a problem) have a statement saying "This service does not permit this kind of material." If you wanted to go whole-hog, if you included a "if content that purchaser has selected is against payment-services ToS, that option is simply disabled" kinda thing (with the disclaimer as well so that they are informed as to WHY they won't be able to use that service for the commission.)
Does that make sense and does any of that seem practical?