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Comm Dev Update-Mature Content Filter RevisionMature Content Filter Revisions
As many of you know, the Mature Content filter was changed pretty drastically to an 18 and older system. This was necessitated by abuse of the system and was put in place as a stop gap measure while we gathered in depth opinion from the community as to what they desired to see in place, and from the artists who post such work.
If you would like to see the course of those events please check out my last several journals as they document this as well as other policy related discussions.
That said, we have made some pretty significant changes to the filtering system to allow for the most flexibility to everyone involved, from viewer to artist. One of the biggest issues we faced was people simply not marking their work if it was mature content or not, and this was mainly due to that option being buried at the bottom of the submission process. To balance that we have now made checking yes or no to Mature Content mandatory to complete your submission. T

Now Playing: deviantART Film!deviantART Proudly Announces... deviantART Film

Film

Film as a word conjures up something special. A unique feeling. Almost a different texture than words like movie or video. When someone asks you to go see a movie on the weekend you think, “Oh cool, that’ll be fun,” but if someone asks you to go to a film festival the feeling you get is entirely different. It feels like an investment of your time, one for which you want to plan accordingly and enjoy thoroughly.

And this is exactly what we are bringing you with deviantART Film. An experience meant to be enjoyed from the moment you hit watch to the very end of the film be

Gallery v2.1 New Features!Gallery v2.1: New Features
We have done a bit of tweaking and some upgrades to the recently fantastic upgrades to galleries and gallery folders. Don't want to use the standard three image thumbnail compilation? No problem. Want the choice between a text only or image only icons for the sidebar? No sweat.
Got too carried away moving things around and want to just put it all back? Click away.
And if you have a subscription and wants some funky CSS to match your journal? Have at it!
Here is a list of the upgrades! Enjoy!

'Everything' section replaced with a new Browse section

One-click reset/re-order your Featured deviations

Customized sidebar pictures for folders

Text-only and Icon-only mode for folder sidebar

Redesigned folder page: Text placed appears on left or right

Weekend to End Breast CancerIntroduction
For the past 5 years our very own $Moonbeam13 has been involved in supporting and raising money for The Weekend To End Breast Cancer event in Toronto.

She has done this in a fairly quiet and discreet way so we felt it was time to shed a bit more light on what exactly she does for this great cause.

To give a bit of background, in the past 4 years this organization has raised over 60 million dollars in donations and through this has made some landmark strides in advancing the research on breast cancer, which claims the lives of close to 50,000 women a year and about a quarter million women diagnosed per year.

This money does ma

deviantART Version 6After much effort, arguing, designing, and programming, our front page is now better than ever! We've taken a close look at how our community interacts and made improvements to make new art even easier to discover. Quick-loading thumbnails and a faster, more reliable search are just a couple of ways we've made browsing an even more enjoyable experience.

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Weekly Update-Special Focus-Internet SafetyCommunity Development

This week we will be taking a break from our traditional Weekly Updates to address one particular issue. The Updates will resume as normal next Wednesday.
Internet Safety
We at deviantART.com are concerned for your safety. The internet is accessible to everyone from all walks of life and all ages and so is deviantART. Children, as well as adults, now populate the web in vast numbers making it difficult to distinguish the age of the person sitting behind the monitor.
Sadly, there are dangers to posting your personal information online and making it available to the world at large. However, you can protect yourself from harm by simply being smart about what you post online and how you interact with others.
We, the administration of deviantART, take your safety VERY seriously and would like to assure you that we are actively finding and banning, th

End of Year ReviewEnd of year review
$chix0r reports

QUICKLINKS

WHAT A YEAR
SOME DEVIOUS FACTS
DAMN GOOD FUN!
dATribes & dAMonsters
COMMUNITY RELATIONS REFLECTIONS
ON FILM!
COMMUNITY EXCELLENCE
HOTSHOTS AND HEROS!
DON'T QUOTE ME, BUT…
and LAST BUT NOT LEAST!

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2008 was a whirlwind of a year with many new features and milestones in the community. We celebrated our 8th, birthday, saw the site move into v6, and embraced the long awaited new message centre. Moderation reporting got a whole lot sexier and

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In many cultures, Spring is traditionally a time which brings a period of time where you take time out to give your house a good cleaning, get rid of any unwanted items which have been gathering dust for a while, and generally put everything back in it's right place.
I always hear that people consider deviantART to be their home -- I know I do -- so why not apply this thought to our devious home too?
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How can I get involved?
Simple, really.

Take a look at your gallery. Make sure that everything in there is in it's right place. Have you

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#DEVART
#SENIORS

MOAR INFO
$LOLLY
$MOONBEAM13
$CHIXOR
$HEXENTANZ
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Do you want to help represent the dAbdAy in your journal as well? If you have the ability to use CSS (this means all you subscribers and seniors!) grab this and put it in your journal to promote the events going on, or even better, start your own!

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Gallery v2 In review:

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Gallery Folders
Organize your art and your gallery based on yo

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#BirthdayBash

#CreativeStaff

#Shop

#AR

#communitydev

#Seniors

More Fun

$lolly

$Moonbeam13

$chix0r

£deviantWEAR

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We have dozens of events and contests all day long and the bulk of them themed around the number 7! Loads of prizes to win, tons of time to hop on dAmn and meet some new people as well!
So, read on and see what is going down this August 7th and say Happy Birthd

Portfolio (The Awesome Version): It's Here!Portfolio is the simplest and most professional tool on the Internet for formal presentation and review of artwork – and the best part is: it's available to everyone for FREE!
Start Your Portfolio Now
Your Portfolio sits at a custom domain (.daportfolio.com), and we reserved your user name (but you can use any other available name). All this so you can submit your work without people seeing that goofy stuff on your user page.

Watch a Cool Demo:

Video by $scir

All Free Portfolios Feature:

Up to 4 galleries of artwork, each featuring up to 18 images.
A Portfolio storage area which allows you to host additional images for quick

CEA Blog: Know Your Report CategoriesHi deviants!
In my past blogs we've gone over How to submit Abuse Reports and How to Report an Underage Deviant. In this blog I'm going to give a breakdown of each category in the Copyright & Etiquette portion of our Support Center Contact page.
So why is filing reports or inquiries in the right category important?
Picking the right category ensures the right staff members are reviewing your ticket as soon as possible. Filing a ticket in the incorrect category requires that we escalate it to the correct team for review and this can potentially add time to the wait for a response. Take a quick look through the categories and pick the best one for your ticket. If you're still unsure, fear not! We'll go over the categori

Account SecurityOnce every week or so we here at CEA and the Helpdesk encounter a situation where someone’s account has been accessed by an intruder who has inflicted some sort of vandalism or locked out the owner completely.
In this article I’ll try to explain some basic security concepts and various schemes that intruders will use in an attempt to take advantage of carelessness.
Most victims of unauthorized access see their gallery deleted, their journals wiped out and often their password and email information is changed in order to lock out the rightful user. Many times the invaded account is used to break policy and wreak havoc about the site until it is banned.
In almost every case the victim has unwittingly helped the invader gain access through carelessness and poor habits. In those cases where a stranger has gained access it is usually due to poor log out habits or being caught in a phishing scheme.
Cases involving access by strangers is rare though- it is far more likely that a roo

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CSS in Journals Available For Seniors/Subscribers

by lolly, Sep 26, 2006, 12:05:28 PM
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CSS in Journals Available For Seniors and Subscribers

If you are a senior member or a subscriber you can now try out CSS in your journal. Some of you may be familiar with some of the administrators on the site and their spiffy journals, for example, $fourteenthstar, $realitysquared, `hexentanz, `thespook ( who already has a brilliant “what not to do” journal up <a href=[link]>here and many others.
Once this goes past beta testing it will become available for all subscribers, and of course, senior members.

Please keep in mind this is for users with an advanced knowledge of the subject.

Feel free to leave feedback here and let us know what you think and if you encounter any issues in its use pertaining to how it affects the site or your page. Please do not leave issues which are directly related to your lack of knowledge on how to use CSS properly. If you do not know how to use it yourself, ask a friend who does or do a bit of research on it. As GI Joe says, knowing is half the battle

Also, feel free to leave links to journals to show off what you have done. A possible showcase of some of the best examples is something that could possibly happen

In the future we will be opening up a category for people to upload CSS for all users to put in their journal which will open up a lot of potential for making this a community interactive thing.

Abuse of CSS

One thing we would also like to make clear is intentional abuse of CSS to distort page layout, or otherwise disrupt the function of the site will unfortunately lead to an immediate banning.
Changing anything outside of the journal ( meaning elsewhere on the page )itself would also constitute as abuse for example.

CSS References

CSS Zen Garden

W3.Org

WikiPedia

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CSS in Journals Available For Seniors/Subscribersby lolly

Journals / deviantART, Inc. / deviantART Blog

~cooldude2222 Jun 5, 2008 Student Digital Artist

Hey how do we get senior members.
Though its stated that first rule of being a senior member is not asking or something like that. lol

-Cooldude2222

`frozenpandaman Aug 28, 2008 Student General Artist

You can't ask how!

~tears-of-sorrow0001 Aug 27, 2007

dude. i need a sub. ;__;

but this is great. -sniff sniff TEAR-

~Mawasi Sep 1, 2007

LOL me too i need a sub .. but i also need money for that waaaaa

~tears-of-sorrow0001 Sep 1, 2007

yes! i need to know about paypal...

`Lauraest Jul 15, 2007

My subscription is running out and I can't re-new it. Maybe in about 6 mos I can re-new it but not now. I don't want to lose the ability to create a CSS journal once the subscription runs out; can I apply for this?