Sorry if this has been asked before but I just wanted to be sure and not break the rules.
I know there are already rules in place regarding 3D (must look fictional at a glance, pass the DOST test) but is it possible to post 3D stuff on someones own created community? Or should I just avoid posting it all together? Everybody’s judgment is different, so I’m not sure how the admins would see it.
For an example, I will link to my Bae.st account- the first 4 pinned posts on my page are what I’m talking about - (NSFW) (https://bae.st/users/che_l)
Do those examples look to realistic to you?
Sorry for making this post, I just want to make sure. 👍
@Orid@burggit.moe (baraag profile) previously asked this and was allowed to create a community during a time only one of the site admins was present. This community was purged when the other admin returned over it violating the “at-a-glance” policy in his opinion.
I agree that certain models people use (like the ones Orid used) can definitely be seen as real, as they look more like a real person, but I was more talking about characters from games that are semi stylized? Like they look like a human being but you can tell that they’re not a real person, you know?
At a quick glance I can tell they’re just 3D models. I’ll see what @Disabled@burggit.moe has to say about this since I browse /3/ a lot so my perception of what constitutes whether or not a given image looks like a 3D model or looks real is quite skewed.
Alright. And yeah, I get that everyone could see it differently. It really is kind of a “grey area” in a way.
I agree on the hyper realistic models being a bit too much, though.
Just updating you that it might be about a week before he can get back to us on this due to an IRL emergency that’s happening for him.
That’s no problem!
I have returned from said emergency. The posts you linked are clearly immediately fictional to me, and thus would be allowed by our rules. Being allowed on baest also helps, simply because I trust SJWs judgement on such matters.
Alright, thanks!