Partial (Journals with 'stream*' in the search fields are listed in dealers den)ĭonations only (used to support Prints, Digital Content) Partial (Page shops for listing items that are for sale, with purchase button to quickly contact the seller) Yes (Simple(User managed), Advanced(Query managed)) Partial (Journals with 'stream' in the title are highlighted)ġ(Edit while uploading) / Optionally more control on step 2 (Scheduling/Multi edit) Yes (DeviantArt, Fur Affinity, Inkbunny, Weasyl)Ĭomparison of submission management features Site Yes (DeviantArt, Fur Affinity, Facebook Page, Twitter, etc.) Yes (Profile links, Share Links, Messaging, (Single depth) Yes (DeviantArt, Inkbunny, SoFurry, VCL & Weasyl) (Share links, Core-only Twitter widget, Core-only shoutbox widget, Core-only personal forum widget) Yes (many, including DeviantArt, Fur Affinity, SoFurry, Weasyl) (Filter content types, per-user and account-wise) (Comments, Notes, and Submissions individually blockable) (Profile links, Twitter Integration, Share Links) (Partial, Control over visible sections and description styling) This chart omits certain features common to all sites (private messages, watchlists, etc.) and certain esoteric features (SoFurry's random avatar feature, DeviantArt's 'collections', etc.)Ĭomparison of user-to-user interaction and other features Site 'How can this one site be improved to better compete - or share success with - the other sites?'.'If I had to choose just one site to use, which one has the features that are important to me?', and.It is created to answer two potential questions: This is not done as a way to glorify or insult any site in particular. It compares them to a list of common and ideal features. This is an evaluation of the major art sites that furries use today. A furry art website is any major community archive of graphic artwork, literature and/or audio files which is either entirely focused on furry content or contains a section(s) for indexed furry/anthropomorphic submissions.

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