-After a long time away from this platform due to its toxicity and even racism (Not this community, of course), since I'm Latina and many people have been bothered that I know more about certain terms than they do—they think they own the culture and have the right to decide what is and isn't my art—I decided to occasionally share a drawing (This is my first time posting in this community). Personally, I'll continue posting most of my work on other networks; if you want to find me, ask for my usernames in the comments. Now, speaking of the drawing, a few days ago I watched Dragon Striker and I liked Ragno. He's very similar to a certain dragon I selfship with, so I drew my adult version of him.

-A few days ago, a moderator on Digital Art banned me for supposedly posting "furry" (anthropomorphic animal) art. My works are based on yokai characters (Japanese mythology), kemonomimi (humans with animal ears and tails), and beasts (normal and mythical animals). Nothing falls into the furry category, which is exclusively for anthropomorphic animals. And it should be clarified that I have been posting in that community for months without any warning or comment about my works. I tried to contact her through comments in another community she moderates (I barely use Lemmy to post, and I'm not going to download external apps to open chats just for this, plus I don't speak English), but she decided to delete them and not speak to me.

(I won't get into a discussion about this; if you don't believe me, just look up the terms mentioned. Labeling everything as furry simply because it has an animal percentage is pure ignorance, and I'm fed up with the topic because I've explained and shown it a thousand times to some stubborn people. Please don't try to convince me to use the word "furry" as something universal, because it's NOT, and I know what I draw and what I don't.)

-Hello, I'd like to know if anything can be done about an unjustified ban in the Digital Art community. I shared my art for months, and it didn't break any community rules, but I was recently banned under the pretext of posting "furry" content. However, my art is based on fantasy beings like beasts, yokai, and kemonomimi—nothing that falls under the furry category. I won't use external apps to communicate with the community moderator (I barely know how to use Lemmy and I'm not interested in downloading anything external, and English isn't my language), so I left a comment on a post, but she hasn't responded or lifted my unfair ban.

-Hi, I've been looking for help with my mod for a long time. I've searched in Facebook groups, Discord, and Twitter, but no one has helped me. I'm not offering money; the only thing I can offer is commissioned artwork in exchange. I never wanted to ask here, but I don't know where else to look, and I really want to finish this personal project that's been stuck in limbo for over a year. If you're interested, it's about the game Onmyoji adapted to FnF.

-A year ago, I released a demo of a Fnf mod based on the game Onmyoji (I haven't played it, but I like it enough). I've never had any followers on any social media platform despite drawing for years, so I don't have an audience to show my projects to, and I feel like all the work isn't worth it if no one appreciates it. I want to do it for the love of it and finish it for enjoyment and fun, but at the same time, it's discouraging to know that no one is interested, and not even the Fnf community has cared because it's not about something well-known or super elaborate. I don't want pity, but I'm open to advice other than "Just do it because you enjoy it". I feel discouraged.