At 12/27/25 01:19 AM, CecyItami wrote:I just jumped from there; I wasn't very relevant there either, but whatever. What I do now is upload content here and on Bluesky, and from Bluesky I automatically share the link with another page, so they can't edit it directly from there. I mean, I know nobody knows me, but still...
Well imho I think you got something with your work so I'm willing to vouch on grounds you got a good amount of technical skill, from what I can tell.
That aside, personally I favor Newgrounds over most mainstream social media on grounds that I can at least interact with people and build a following as long as I'm utilizing whatever skills I got to contribute to projects. Granted, there's been some bumps in the road here and I've had my share of rodeos on this site but all in all I prefer it because it takes me back to a time when it wasn't about algorithms and discord chats.
If I do use other platforms, bluesky for a few quick posts and for people to see what I'm up to and instagram for the mainstream audience. I don't really need anything more than that.
At 12/27/25 11:46 AM, Magicci wrote:idk man, i feel people, specially artists, don't really know how to voice their discontent towards AI on an appealing and convincing way, i mean, don't get me wrong, am the biggest anti gen AI on this site, but it is true that freaking out and shitting on everything and everyone related to AI won't solve anything, i've talked with plenty of "pro" gen AI people and most of them will end up telling you something along the lines of "i don't really like AI but i think most artists are really obnoxious" or even "i like it cause it piss off artists", this is already a won battle in the long run, but as i said, we are missing a crucial step witch is convincing people and finding good and appealing ways to take them into the artists side, it doesn't even has to be a serious or realistic thing, but something funny or that it hits pro AI mfs close to home, without being corny or pretentious, should be more than enough
I feel like this is why I've adopted a skepticism stance.
If I'm being honest, a lot of the Pro-Ai people you talked to are probably the Ai-Bro stereotypes who aren't going to listen from the sounds of it.
If you want to have a convincing argument the one thing you need to do is lay out the concerns and issues Ai has without coming off as alarmist and those arguments need to be curated in a manner that points out where the hard skills of being an artist cannot be replaced by gen-ai, and it needs to be directed to the companies using it and the supervisors people work for.
From what I have seen there are very few people able to articulate those things and direct their concerns to the right people. If you don't have the finesse to do it and if you don't know your audience, it's not going to amount to much.