Thanks for the responses.
I see argument saying that artist will appreciate only getting detailed comments.
I'd agree that would be nice, but the fact of the matter is the board isnt on some massive art website with thousands of active members. We have a max of like 30 people viewing it, so the way I look at it is if you want that kind of feedback there are other sites that offer a much more refined community that is strictly for sharing and critiquing others art.
Originally Posted by
Lionet
both complimenting or saying shit about one's art with a short comment or a single phrase is really annoying to the artist, most of the time. Toribash community isn't the only to adopt this system, I've seen it in almost every community that has some base on criticism.
Lets break this down; you say that artists "most of the time" will find short comments or a single phrase "really annoying". I have never in my life, and after extensive viewing of others art for years, have never once heard, or read a single instance of someone being annoyed from a person showing genuine appreciation of their artwork.
Maybe it does happen but I haven't seen it before, and personally I believe it would be a very uncommon occurrence.
"Toribash community isn't the only to adopt this system, I've seen it in almost every community that has some base on criticism."
Id agree with that... If toribash was an solely art forum that was only focused on sharing artwork. Which it is not, the art board is a small section of the forum that receives minimal traffic.
Originally Posted by
TyZi
In our eyes, if the artist puts in time and effort into artwork, it can't hurt for someone to come up with something specific that makes you like it.
And they should if they want to but why force it?
The rules aren't by any means over-moderation, it's not far off from every other board on the forum.
"The rules aren't by any means over-moderation, it's not far off from every other board on the forum."
I completely disagree with that statement. When it comes to deleting posts and giving people an infraction for sharing an opinion(many times positive) its gone to far.
I have had multiple instances of where I would have liked to have told an artist that I liked what they did, but now if that's all I had said I would get into trouble.(and i have before)
Just imagine this in a real life setting, you are walking through an art museum with your friend, and you turn to him and say "That painting by Vincent van Gogh is really nice." Then the curator runs over to you with security, fines you, then kicks you out. Does that make sense to you?
Last edited by KDigityDog; Jul 25, 2018 at 03:43 AM.