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Anyway, for a "test" it is an amazing result!!
Can I ask what genitals and specific parameters you used and how you managed to animate the boobs so well?
I don't think badges really affect speed that much. it would be better to clean up the user database or shut down inactive accounts that have never been used. If there are any that someone still wants to use, you can offer a reactivation.
In any case, the badges are important to quickly see how long someone is member or how active they are.
It could therefore also be a kind of sabotage, which could definitely be considered. There are creators who stay cool even when there's a lot going on. Because they also recognize the advertising value and are intelligent enough to know that, at the latest, rights will be acquired in any case with commercial use. In addition, then also extended, i.e. more profitable forms of usage rights.
And maybe there are a few who are nervous. these are usually the ones who either stole and were never really creative themselves, or who doubt themselves.So it would make sense if someone reports a dead post, he can't repost it. then false reports would have less purpose. unless someone uses multiple accounts. maybe it would help to make the access a bit stricter or to add a separate layer for newcomers until they have proven themselves...
@Frank21 It's sad when people use lousy tricks to gain an advantage even here. I have to honestly say that I hadn't thought of that. Assuming that there are more creative people here who do not work with fraudulent methods.
In this respect, I agree with your opinion that this cannot be allowed under any circumstances. And if the effort is too great to check this in individual cases, the only option left would actually be to turn it off in general, so that honest posters don't lose their point.
Will there ever be a reliable online character quick test to anonymously but safely filter out such people? 🙂In any case, I think it's absolutely right that reposts must be correctly recognizable as such. Version numbers should also be given exactly. Example: Auto-Rig Pro (complete or not) - I was a little confused recently. But that is not a reproach.
I think it's fair that new users can get points for updating dead posts. Because if you already have a product, you don't have to buy it again and if you don't, you might even be happy about it. It is also an active contribution and therefore has some value.
Not all dead topics are old and uninteresting and in the end they only bring a few points anyway.
I took the opportunity and since then I have only bought all products here in the forum - regardless of whether they (unfortunately) were available elsewhere shortly afterwards.
In my case, I clearly earned the most points with two products that I bought myself and posted here.So I think it's better not to be too strict when someone is actively contributing.
