u/DevlynLibervulp

My new Facebook account affronts heavy restrictions when it comes to sharing and sending requests

I had a Facebook account for posting my furry drawings, which, to save time, automatically uploaded them from Instagram. Almost three years gaining followers and getting to know friends...

Every Saturday I published in lots of groups. Suddenly it asked me to confirm my identity with a video selphie in order to use messenger... But I did several times and nothing happened. One day, out of nowhere, I t was suspended and then eliminated... No prior publication in the last days... Only banned. Three years of work on obliterated. Supposedly because I was using a fake name, which every hecking furry does, to use our characters' artistic names. So I'm not the only one.

Three attempts to create a New one, some of them suspended barely 30 seconds after being created.

Now the New one gets suspended way too easily, for barely publishing in six groups, for joining some, for sending requests to recover my friends.

I'm restricted, cannot send requests because it says they want to protect everybody from spam, and when I cross post in any of those groups, only the button for messaging me appears, which makes the publication useless. I must try sharing again.

In my previous account I had the option to share within up to ten groups at once, so I published a drawing in like 100 tiny groups every Saturday, now it's one at once and restricted with few...

I wanna reconstruct, but they aren't making things smooth. At least I recovered my most important friends and was allowed in most of my previous groups...

How should I proceed?

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u/DevlynLibervulp — 2 days ago

https://www.furaffinity.net/view/64866628/

I think the final drawing is good, but it's not as expressive as I wished it to.

It's difficult for me to deform the face and arch the body (without the arms destroying the illusion of the Arch).

It's an usual phenomenon to have one of my drafts more elastic and expressive (yet underdeveloped and detail lacking) but then the final one ends up feeling kinda rigid. I mean, it's not bad, but my original vision was more cartoony.

If you find more deficiencies, do tell me, please.

u/DevlynLibervulp — 11 days ago