The site redesign has helped eliminate this issue. If there are further issues, please let us know!

In general, we agree with Neotheta on this. Watermarks are a bit tricky - while this does add security, many people will be less likely to share the art. The internet has been doing a much better job at finding the original artist for pieces that are shared; usually, the risk of someone stealing the art and cropping out a signature is worth the potential for attracting new fans.

We'd prefer to leave this up to the artist. They may watermark their work if they want, but it won't be a built-in feature.

When I try to direct download this, it looks like I get a message saying that access is denied. I'll check with our system admin and see if there's something preventing access here.

The site has undergone some changes. At this point, clicking on the name above the conversation will take you to the user's profile.

The format is currently Markdown. We are working on getting a new text editor in place for the site.

There's not a large demand for this right now. I imagine we could revisit this once the user base grows and if people feel it would be helpful.

At this point, previous posts are unloaded in order to prevent the crashing described in this idea. This definitely has helped with stability.

Glad the issue was able to get resolved! It turns out that clearing the cache solved the problem.

Articles at this point have not been added to the Knowledge Base. These will be updated as time goes on. No changes to the Knowledge Base structure are needed.

Dave Michaels has a solid response here. Most artists are fine with you posting an image that you commissioned. If there is ever a question about this, just ask the artist; if you have it in writing that you can share, you are usually fine.

If an artist does ask for a piece to be taken down, it's common courtesy to do so.