As of today, there is now a new rules page, separate from the Terms of Service for your convenience. This page can be found up in the "Info" dropdown in the site header.
Though it is important for and expected all users to read the Terms of Service, this should hopefully serve as a easier way to check up on the rules.
Please look them over, and never hesitate to ask a moderator if you have any questions!
Though it is important for and expected all users to read the Terms of Service, this should hopefully serve as a easier way to check up on the rules.
Please look them over, and never hesitate to ask a moderator if you have any questions!
Comments (18)
Sugirino
Biscuit
For a comic, they can be marked similarly to the attack example you linked. Just mark the character multiple times.
Animations with extremely minimal movement could probably use that as well.. Whatever you think is more appropriate! It will probably very much so be a case-by-case matter.
I hope that helps a bit!
UluriUlurisaid:Orange Character is animated in 3 different animated scenes. (first 3 being really simple)
Purple Character 1 simple animation, 2 still images
Green Character 2 Still images
How would you go about rating this for an attack??
dogingiva
Biscuit
It is also apart of 3.b. on the Terms of Service.
Reds33sall
Biscuit
Thank you again!
Bassnium118
Oh okay, thanks for clarifying. (I probably still wont post any AU versions of charas anyway because I don't feel like Artfight is the place for them anyway)
And yeah, I already figured that posting existing works' interpretations of gods (like for example the Disney Hercules or Percy Jackson versions of Greek gods or something) wouldn't be allowed since those specific interpretations are copyrighted, I just meant one's own interpretations if they have an original story like the one my friend and I are making since as I said I'm pretty sure the source material of the original myths themselves are public domain.
So if it's okay as long as it's not copying an existing work's interpretation (like Disney or PJO), I'll let my friend know!
Biscuit
Going by that, your interpretations of these mythology characters will probably be just fine. As you stated as well, I'm pretty sure that Greek Mythology in itself is in public domain. So you guys should be fine! (However, posting an exact visual copy of Hades from Disney's Hercules, for example, would not be allowed.)
Thank you for checking in and making sure!
Bassnium118
I know that AU versions of canon characters aren't allowed since they're still canon charas and all even if its a non-canon alternate, but here's something I thought about and wanted clarification...
What about if you're writing a story with alternate versions of gods or monsters or whatever from a world mythology? I mean sure its not technically an originally created character but its not like world mythologies have copyrights on em, they're kinda public domain I'm p sure...
I just wanted clarification on this since a friend and I are writing a story with a Greek mythology world in it and he said he wasn't sure if posting our story's version of the gods would be allowed.
castiel36
Powerpuff24601
UluriUlurisaid:Biscuit
Sorry if my wording was confusing! I was using "filtered" to describe the maturity rating.
As long as you mark the image as mature content when uploading it, then you're good to go! You do not need to alter the image at all, as long as it follows what is allowed on Art Fight.
UluriUlurisaid:So artwork still needs to be censored despite the content rating mature for nudity?