The continuing series

Remember, the only way for me to post new pics is for getting three unique comments of somewhat significant length or quality. There is a whole new set ready to be posted, just need comments to fuel their appearance!

Hello?

Sorry, Denae, but I don't believe in holding TG captions or stories for ransom. This is only my opinion, but I think that doing so casts the creator in a poor light; as if it's the comments (or the adulation) that are important and not the work itself or the sheer joy of creating it. If I'd taken a stance like that, my work would have vanished from the Web long ago.

Amanda

PS: This comment should not count toward your ransom goal. :-)

Believe me, it doesn't count toward the ransom goal. I think we can agree that the people who contribute 'tangible ' art here, while definitely not making any monetary rewards, should be at least commented upon by people who come and offer nothing, or are basically just 'users'. A few words cost nothing but go a long way towards making the artist feel their work is appreciated. If its not, the artist shouldn't post it. If it is, I'd like to post more of it.

post away! I can't really comment on it till I see it.

Jezzi Stewart
The first part has been posted in the interracial 2 posts ago.

Jezzi Stewart
Began July 8th under: Forum, then click 'FEEEEDBACK!'...
Apparently some people don't understand the term
feedback.

I agree completely. People should comment. It's unfortunate they don't do so more often (i.e., a lot more often). But that's just the way things are. No point beating up yourself, or them, about it.

Amanda

I'm not beating anyone up abu[/i]t it, just [i]qui[i]d pro [/i]quo.

I agree with Denae that feedback is essential in order to become a better at something. I love this series and have left multiple comments telling Denae this. It takes 30 seconds to leave a positive comment. So if you like Denae's posts leave feedback. Simple enough.

Mmmm

Sucker

Yeah. Love it! Keep them coming!

I agree completely with Jezzi. If we had taken that approach, this site would probably be a lot less popular or may not have survived at all !!
If you like sharing your creations with others then do so. Feedback is nice but it is not essential to the creative process. Some will like it, others won't that's reality. What is reality is the 'view' counts that at least reflect the level of interest. No matter how much they like what you do, most will never feedback.

BTW: Your apparent penchant for hardcore doesn't interest me, but that's a personal preference, which by definition is feedback.

That's my feedback as well - not my cup of tea, but that's just my personal preference.

Very interesting analyses, Suedenim and lorna. To address some of your issues:


1.) @lorna:
"Some will like it, others won't that's reality" Of course that's reality. I don't know
of too many artists that don't believe that. I don't mind if people like it or hate
it . . . however, we are in a forum entitled "FEEEEEEEDBACK!!!!" If people,
especially people who don't contribute art, images, or writing to this website,
i.e., those that are artistically-challenged,
the very least they could is provide feedback. Why not? It's free! Positive
or negative feedback is absolutely fine and can provide the artist with new
directions to explore.

2.) @lorna and Suedenim:
If hardcore doesn't belong here, let me know and I'd be happy to take
it elsewhere. Otherwise, feel free not to view my images.

3.) @BAben:
more coming soon!

What I find interesting is that in the original message I came across was one were Denae starts of with telling you the only way to see more is to pass a comment. But what we see is essentially hard core, which also doesn't interest me, sorry, just my position and I accept I could be in a monority.
Also from what little I did see it didn't seem to have a lot of relevance to the trans theme of this site. If I am wrong and missed the pages which do relate I apologise.
Having said that I do have to commend the art work, the detail, however titillating, possibly a tad sexist as well as racist, is quite impressive congratulations,
Cheers,
Helen