JD's bazaar

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La Reine Margot wrote: Tue Jul 22, 2025 6:37 pm Bots come and go, they don't stick around and they don't check the posts, all they want to do is register and they can't. If they did register we would get tons of posts for casinos, porn sites, viagra, and Trump bitcoins.

That doesn't happen. So, there's no traffic of bots. There are tons of lurkers who probably registered at one point but they are not activated because they don't contact us. Those who do send us an email to redfeline@gmail.com get activated immediately. Many do, that's why there are new members.

Most people are lazy to make their feelings known. Sometimes I feel like re-setting the site to how it was before, one long page with posts, images and so on, when everyone was on the same page. That system is no longer viable the way it used to be.

The Forum has its advantages, for sure, people can choose what they want to see and now they can choose how to react to posts or just ignore them. Most people move on from one thread to another without reacting but the number of hits on every thread grow and those are not bots.

If I were to ask for a vote on whether to return to the past of move on, what would your vote be.

You can vote by hitting the Like icon if you want to move on or the Dislike button if you want to return to the past.

If you like the picture below, just choose LOVE

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My bet is that two will vote Like, one Dislike and no one LOVE.
The forum is a commercial forum. It's not just about membership, but also about making it easy for lots of people to see what's on offer commercially.

I assume that some lurkers who see our work will register with the companies offering the products and buy them. This is only possible if there is easy access to the offers.

As hobby artists, we have the advantage here in the forum that we can publish our work without any major restrictions or limitations. Indirectly, we make unregistered people want to see more. I see this as a win-win situation for the forum and for us as publishers.

I recommend this site to some people when I want to show them what I do. They can then take a look without having to go through the hassle of registering. The response I get is: great forum, very versatile and straightforward!

Regarding the forum as it is now, I can only say that I like it better than the original version. Communication is easier. In addition, the “like” button is a great addition for people like me who don't like to write much.

One thing struck me in contrast to other forums. On one page, the images that were posted first always get the most clicks. Even if the top picture is absolute crap. It has more clicks than the one below it. Something is wrong with the counting system here. It's not like that on other forums. There, the “better” ones get clicked on more often. But it doesn't bother me, it is what it is.

Oh, by the way, many thanks to the forum or one of its routines. I just received birthday wishes.
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artur-ae wrote: Wed Jul 23, 2025 7:14 pm The forum is a commercial forum. It's not just about membership, but also about making it easy for lots of people to see what's on offer commercially.

I assume that some lurkers who see our work will register with the companies offering the products and buy them. This is only possible if there is easy access to the offers.

As hobby artists, we have the advantage here in the forum that we can publish our work without any major restrictions or limitations. Indirectly, we make unregistered people want to see more. I see this as a win-win situation for the forum and for us as publishers.

I recommend this site to some people when I want to show them what I do. They can then take a look without having to go through the hassle of registering. The response I get is: great forum, very versatile and straightforward!

Regarding the forum as it is now, I can only say that I like it better than the original version. Communication is easier. In addition, the “like” button is a great addition for people like me who don't like to write much.

One thing struck me in contrast to other forums. On one page, the images that were posted first always get the most clicks. Even if the top picture is absolute crap. It has more clicks than the one below it. Something is wrong with the counting system here. It's not like that on other forums. There, the “better” ones get clicked on more often. But it doesn't bother me, it is what it is.

Oh, by the way, many thanks to the forum or one of its routines. I just received birthday wishes.
Yeah, I see your points and they make sense. I didn't consider it as a commercial avenue before, I still remember with fondness the days when the midget was running the ship as a free buffet. But I guess you're right, many people might be here just for what Reine Margot is selling (while paying the costs of the operation, no criticism here).
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The Law of Liquid Conservation states that the amount of milk extracted from your stock should be equal to the sum of the amounts of liquid pumped in through the available routes.

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Don't forget to leave an reaction (no matter what) on post http://ralphus.net/thegimpforum/downloa ... =80339&t=1 if you didn't do it yet.
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To JD's delight: how season six of GoT would have looked had Emilia Clarke not gotten famous enough to get a no-pointless-nudity clause. As if there is such athing as pointless nudity...
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The improvement is starking!
mothbrad wrote: Wed Jul 23, 2025 6:31 pm In addition, I often find myself contemplating a lovely lady's shoulders when bared in public, and wondering how they would hold up against this particular technique.
I totally get it. Since I'm fascinating by racks every time when a demoiselle is stretching her arms in public, above her head, I wonder in the same fashion how she would fare on a rack, between two rollers ...
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doe.1971 wrote: Tue Jul 22, 2025 4:07 pm I'm under a nagging suspicion that most of the traffic here is bots, crawlers and RSS updates. So I'll post this one and EVERY SINGLE human visitor is asked (politely) to hit the reaction button. Doesn't matter if it's LIKE, DISLIKE, PUKE or LAUGH. Just prove yourself as human.

If, at the end of the day I end up with only a handful of human interactions (I suspect to be the case), I'll figure that all this impressive traffic that's reported is fake and I'll consider my options, since most of the proven users of the board are present in alternative locations, anyway. No one want to put up shows in empty avenues.

Can't be that hard. Hit the smiley face in the corner. Choose whatever. But choose. Only this time.

Thank you. JD



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Read this only now. I usually do not bother to log in, unless I want to post something - not happening often. I have several reactions shown as Anyone.
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LLL wrote: Thu Jul 24, 2025 5:02 pm Read this only now. I usually do not bother to log in, unless I want to post something - not happening often. I have several reactions shown as Anyone.
A reaction still means a human behind the screen. As Margot said, bots don't do interactions. As for seeing it late, I couldn't find a bigger font, sorry. :)
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doe.1971 wrote: Thu Jul 24, 2025 5:10 pm
LLL wrote: Thu Jul 24, 2025 5:02 pm Read this only now. I usually do not bother to log in, unless I want to post something - not happening often. I have several reactions shown as Anyone.
A reaction still means a human behind the screen. As Margot said, bots don't do interactions. As for seeing it late, I couldn't find a bigger font, sorry. :)
Nah, it's that I was away for a check on my hand recovery, and thought of backtracking only today.
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LLL wrote: Thu Jul 24, 2025 5:23 pm Nah, it's that I was away for a check on my hand recovery, and thought of backtracking only today.
Stop deflecting buses with your hand. You're not in the Matrix, you know ...
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LLL wrote: Thu Jul 24, 2025 5:23 pm...
Nah, it's that I was away for a check on my hand recovery, and thought of backtracking only today.
So how is the hand doing? Keeping up with the physio, I presume?

Sorry to hijack your thread JD, I didn't think you'd mind, this one time.

And since LLL is famous for cheesecake cum bondage images, I will add this one in his honor. (Also for JD and MAV, who like stretched torsos)
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Been carrying it around for a long time, but the lighting is so obviously cloudy/outdoors, I just couldn't find a background that I liked.
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