Sasha Feb. 3 2006- Feb. 22 2021
Had her since she was a puppy. Used to be afraid of everything like I am, but was able to be brave. Had to play Serenade of Water on an ocarina or play the Godfather ost in order to get her to sleep. I miss her. I miss and love her so much.
RUMOR: Sony is reportedly asking developers whether ending physical games would be a problem. If they’re asking, they’re hearing us. @PlayStation better prepare to apologise !!!
Keep the pressure on. This fight belongs to all of us 🔥🔥🔥
Source: @mooreslawisdead#NoDiscNoBuy #PlayStation
What kills me is that they're blaming the overseas market for this. And look, the art community absolutely has some Karens but CSP is pretty niche outside of Japan. I've never seen a single callout post for the platform. I've seen way more people say it's daunting to use. Lol
Hilarious how credit companies are trying to limit the creation of nsfw works by artists meanwhile still allow people to pay for the unregulated AI services widely used to generate revenge porn and CSEM
They are trying to blame global users, but we did not want these changes. It is credit card companies. They are the only ones who would ask for this!! We as global users had had no issues with the asset store at all!!! It is NOT us!!
Even wholesome kissing and hugging pose assets were removed—feels like content restrictions have finally reached CSP. I’m honestly scared this could lead to NSFW art being banned in CSP itself, or even accounts getting banned just for storing WIP NSFW art in CSP Cloud 😭
I agree, this is NOT Global users who is pressuring them. THIS IS CREDIT/DEBIT card companies!! THEY are the ones doing this, this global users shit is just a scapegoat as to not blame the credit card companies!!! We as users did NOTHING WRONG.
YOU ARE LYING TO YOUR CUSTOMERS. YOU KEEP BLAMING GLOBAL USERS BUT WE DID NOT ASK FOR THESE CHANGES. ADMIT IT WAS CREDIT CARD COMPANIES AND STOP PITTING THE JPN FANBASE AGAINST US GLOBAL USERS. YOU SPINELESS COWARDS. EXPLAIN YOURSELVES!!!!
Their new rules are absurd. No assets can be made where "two characters have either their face or bodies 'overly close'"
You also cannot have assets where thighs are touched or where someone sits on someone else's lap.
And no violent expression.
Art is under attack.
JUST COME OUT AND SAY IT'S CREDIT CARD COMPANIES THAT'S FORCING YOU TO DO THIS. You keep blaming global users but we DID not even request these changes. None of the assets violated any guidelines. You cannot shoot first and repair later. This is unacceptable. FIX IT.
Good news: Discord's new age verification means more than 90% of users won't be asked to confirm their age at all. Instead, it's going to... profile you?
It just needs to know who your friends are, which communities you're part of, what games you play, how often you're online, and the full shape of your social graph.
They're calling it "privacy-preserving." Because technically they're not reading your messages.
In September 2025, a vendor Discord used for age-related appeals was compromised, potentially exposing government ID photos from around 70,000 users. That manual review process has been retired. For most users, the behavioural model now estimates their age group instead.
"Privacy-preserving." Cool. 🙂
We deeply apologize for the recent increase in materials being set to private on Clip Studio Assets and for any concern caused by our lack of explanation. We are currently working on ways to continue hosting a wide spectrum of creative expression on the platform.
To address some common questions:
- Materials currently set to private will be reviewed and republished, starting with those affected by moderation errors and those that creators have updated to resolve issues. We deeply apologize to both creators and users for the inconvenience caused.
- We are working to update the service so that you can re-download materials you have already purchased or downloaded even if the original listing has been set to private. We appreciate your patience while these updates are underway.
- You can continue to use materials that you have already downloaded in personal and commercial artwork even if the listing is removed, unless it was removed for copyright issues or a serious rule violation.
Clip Studio Assets has a community of diverse users of many age groups, regions, and cultures, each with varying attitudes toward what is considered sensitive content. Increasingly, we must consider who is viewing such content and how it is presented. Moderation decisions are made on the basis of keeping the platform safe and universally accessible, with no intention to reject artists’ creative expression. However, as the Clip Studio Assets service currently operates on a binary choice between displaying content to all users or removing it entirely, there are cases where we are required to private materials or require modification before re-posting.
We recognize feedback from creators expressing that it is difficult to tell which specific elements are affected and how to modify materials for re-publication. We will provide clearer explanations in light of any changes to evaluation criteria, along with more concrete examples to make it easier for creators to check their materials before posting.
To support a wide range of creative expressions while ensuring user safety, we are working on ways to improve Clip Studio Assets. This includes plans to strengthen the system to include age restrictions, regional controls, and user preferences. Our goal is to enable creators to publish their materials to the appropriate audiences without needing to remove materials completely, so it can remain a safe and reliable service for both users and creators.
Appreciate them listening and it has resulted in them implementing this in a much less dangerous way.
That being said, this is still bad and utterly useless. It will accomplish nothing and inconvenience many for no reason!
...so after everything, you still ended up shadowdropping this on our asses with no prior notice to let us prepare.
Sorry but even if you promise that it'll work wonders, I still don't trust you after all the data breaches you had in the recent years.
Great. Just great.