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@ThisGuyHasNoName
 
I’m not sure, but Vinyl’s head in the BG seems fairly normal speed, and this does seem characteristic of Pinkie…

That was the first thing I thought when I saw that sign!

Awwww, she’s adorable!

Quit arguing. If you want to give constructive feedback on an attempt at writing a fic, that’s fine, but no need for name calling and such. Please remember Rule #0

@deathsia
 
If you mean stuff like people trying to post TFH OCs and such, that’s not gonna be allowed. Someone already did that and the picture was removed.

@deathsia
 
Canon TFH content is allowed, as it is strongly related to the MLP community. If you don’t like it, simply hover over the + symbol next to the “Them’s Fightin’ Herds” tag and click hide.

Everyone, please remember Rule #7 - if a comment has content that exceeds the image rating, it needs to be spoilered.
 
And I mean the entire part, not just censoring one or two letters.

@Ihhh
 
@ghostfacekiller39
 
Both of you, just stop.

@mrdoctorderpy
 
It’s implied decapitation. The tag guidelines specifically categorize “Loss of limbs” as Semi-Grimdark.

@Background Pony #FC7D
 
If you want the image taken down, you’ll need to prove that you are the original creator. Usually the easiest way would be to verify your DA URL, which will link your Derpibooru account to your DA account. After that, simply report the image and request it taken down because you’re the artist.
 
Simply having an account that’s the same name as the DA account is generally not proof enough though. Otherwise people could register accounts under another artist’s name, and then send fake takedown requests.
 
 
@Beau Skunky
 
Thank you :)

@billgatez  
@Pagan
 
I’m not trigger happy on the ban button, ya’know? I’d rather give warnings first, and if people listen, then why go any further?
 
@billgatez  
@Jarkes
 
The duck badge is not necessarily related to banning. There are at least a few people who have one who have not been banned. Likewise, there’s people who’ve been banned multiple times who don’t have one.

@ghostfacekiller39  

 
People are allowed to have and express their opinions. If you disagree, that’s fine, but there’s no need to cause a a “drama in the comments” tag because of it.
 
Now, both of you, cut it out.

@EndlessWire94
 
I’ve always wanted to draw some giant display basket of Lyra plushies chanting “The hhhaaannnddd” as someone reached to pick one up.

This his how such games normally work out for me:
 
https://youtu.be/Mm1EYb13lz0?t=3m36s

@Background Pony #B1FD
 
@WWEANIMEFANZ
 
Why exactly are you logging out to post comments on an image you uploaded, and then logging back in to reply to yourself anyway?

@Background Pony #B1FD
 
If you’re going to make comments like that on safe images, please use the [spoiler] tags

@hawthornbunny
 
Glad I could make you laugh

@s0mm3rr3g3n
 
I doubt it. Also, please always use the [spoiler] tag when making a comment that goes beyond the image’s rating.

@Background Pony #2E81  
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Images need to be rated “safe” to be featured. Peeing is almost always questionable or explicit.||

@Keith Mowz
 
Well, you do need to be registered and logged in. Guest users can’t create filters, for obvious reasons.

@Background Pony #F9AE
 
You can always register an account and then create filters to hide whatever you don’t like (specific artist, specific characters, etc).
 
If you don’t want to do that, then stop complaining and deal with it. But we make it very easy for registered users to hide what they don’t want to see.

Please take your roleplaying to the RP Forum - image comments are not the place for roleplaying.

So, is Dash mad because she thought Twi was going to do something to her instead of with her?

@Barhandar
 
I severely doubt that. I’ve been to plenty of conventions (MLP, Anime, Sci-Fi, etc), and there’s always a small number of people who go around just randomly taking pictures of everyone without asking.
 
If it was intended to be a “cosplayers doing things other than posing for the camera” picture, then the photo would be at least properly composed. But since about 50% of the photograph is the floor, and the cosplayers are far off-center, I’m leaning much more towards whoever took this picture tried to do so without anyone noticing.
 
Now, I’m not saying the photographer’s in the wrong for doing so - it is completely legal to take photographs of people in public, with or without their permission (IANAL). Plus if they show up at conventions in cosplay, it’s only natural that people will want to take their pictures. All I’m saying is that it’s very rude to take pictures of people without their permission, and almost always, such pictures turn out very poorly.

Pro tip - cosplay photographs generally turn out a lot better when the cosplayers are actually facing the camera.
 
Of course, to get cosplayers to face the camera, you do need to ask their permission first, instead of just trying to take their picture without them noticing. But it does have the advantage of being a lot more polite.