JackyTorum

The change in the way your "all" gallery is presented to your visitors. Hello, I've noticed a rather insidious change in the last few days. It concerns the way your "all" gallery is presented to your visitors. "all" then becomes "recommended for you" for your visitors And instead of presenting the content in chronological order, from newest to oldest, thus allowing you to follow the latest creations from your favorite artists, no, it presents the content randomly. Let me give you an example: of the first ten creations in Moff73's gallery (nothing personal, Moff73, it's because I was visiting your gallery when I noticed this), which before this change were these 10 most recent creations, we have today: Creation 1: published: 4 days ago Creation 2: published: 16 hours ago Creation 3: published: yesterday Creation 4: published: 2 days ago Creation 5: published: Oct 19, 2024 Creation 6: published: Dec 18, 2024 Creation 7: published: Oct 19, 2024 Creation 8: published: Oct 7

short review after 2 years on DeviantArt: arrived on February 24, 2023, After trying ai generation on Stable diffusion a few days before, via the Playground AI site; I was eager to share the creations I had made. some of my first deviations... and here it is already two years: -> 1248 deviations later, -> 1 million 302 252 visits just reached, or an average of 1053 visits per deviation. -> 33,935 likes, or an average of 27 likes per deviation. I didn't think I would expect so many visits so quickly, especially in the learning phase of ai generatives, technical challenges when I was starting out on Gimp and some great virtual meetings. some of the last ones posted... So a big thank you to everyone for these two years at your side... hoping that the next two will be even richer in emotions. Jacky.

I started noticing weird things about recent uploads, deviations having the seed number of the generation by ai as a file name. So I looked at these user accounts that didn't take the time to rename their creations, to realize that they are most likely Bots. So, how do you recognize when you're dealing with a bot: remember the indicator of the time. a day has 24 hours of 60 minutes, or 1440 minutes total per day. - first clue: no avatar. - second clue: no information in the About section. - third clue: creations named by the seed number generated by the AI - fourth clue: the bare minimum proposed by deviantart in the tags of each image. - fifth clue: the dimensions of the image, standard to ai generators - sixth clue: an abnormally high number of uploads. some examples will be more telling: - GlitchStreet : whose account is 2 days old, and has already posted 8K deviations, or: 8000 / (1440*2) = 2.77 per minute for 48 hours straight. that is to say without stopping to eat or