I have discovered #itaku, a new social network that it's a better version of #furaffinity .

- Has a clean and accessible UI
- Option to have an AD profile
- Tags
- If you want to upload an image it must have at least 5 tags
- User search
- You can mark your profile as an artist
- You can create commissions to sell them at a fixed price or by auction. These commissions can be offers, a request, adopts or ychs.
- Lots of filters to find what you are looking to

Thought I add a little update since I was wondering about that a few days ago.

https://guild.pmdcollab.org/@StaticR/110647918879155904

Since that post, #Itaku have added what location they operate from to their guidelines.

They're headquartered in Estonia with the servers based in Finland in case anyone was curious.

I decided to check out #Itaku cause I kept hearing about it and holy fuck never have I been this instantly impressed by a website.

Upon visiting it instantly connects you to artists and their art and you're literally one click away from browsing commissions and stuff.

It's format is similar to twitter which imo is pretty good I think twitter's overall format works well for sharing art and attracting an audience but this one is actually well designed with art in mind.

Of the websites I quit last year #deviantart is still the one I miss and consider coming back to. If I think about how publicity ppl vs the dA team had a difference in how they were to announce their feature I don't feel betrayed. The only frustrating thing was seeing how out of touch the CFO or something was in addressing concerns of artist. I miss having an art archival site and #itaku isn't doing it for me. #FurAffinity probably doesnt care but I feel off not posting anthro/quad to the comm

No pawlitics

marking shit as nswf because they dare have fat characters

arbitrarily marking kinks by "intensity"

yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaah no, I am staying the fuck away from itaku

#itaku