When you’re posting content, especially images or artwork that aren’t your own, it’s really important to provide clear, detailed sources for proper credit. It’s not just about giving credit where it’s due, but also helping others in the community find, appreciate, and support the original creators.

For instance, if you just write something like “haru” to credit an artist, that’s way too vague. There are tons of artists with similar names, and without more information, it becomes almost impossible for anyone to track down the original piece or the artist’s profile. It sort of defeats the purpose of sharing in the first place, right? Part of what we’re doing here is helping people discover and engage with these talented creators.

Ideally, when you’re giving credit, go beyond just one word. Try to include their full name if you can, and even better, link directly to their profile—whether it’s on Twitter, Pixiv, Patreon, or whatever platform they’re using. Doing this doesn’t just make it easier for other forum members to find the artist, it also directly supports the creators themselves.

Just remember, sharing art isn’t only about passing images around—it’s about building a community that respects and uplifts creators. Taking that extra moment to properly credit them goes a long way in keeping this space positive and supportive. It’s something we all play a part in, and it really helps to maintain the vibe we all love.

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@Kira9022 https://www.patreon.com/user?u=93244879

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@musoufan 原来是这个啊，今年3月份之后就没了

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因为这人换平台了

https://perftile.art/users/haruaigirls?s=09

质量上升，然后抛弃阿P

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這種獨特的配色,重視構圖勝過細節的風格還有對取名不屑的態度讓我一直回想起這位
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