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Luna

@arcanosart.bsky.social

☆ Bi | Enby (She/They) ☆ Multi-Fandom ☆ Art Tag #ArcanaArt ☆ 18+ Content Sometimes ☆ PFP by @dravatti ☆ Twitch BSky: https://bsky.app/profile/lunaarcanagames.bsky.social #Furry ☆ #WoW ☆ #FFXIV ☆ #Engelbaum ☆ #Atlyss ☆ #NiGHTS ☆ #SonicTheHedgehog ☆

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Alejandra Caraballo@esqueer.net · 18h ago

I've never seen such an effort to censor a document as I have the Amnesty International report on gender critical groups because of JK Rowling. They removed the report from the Wayback Machine and now I got a DMCA strike on my Google Drive for having it. It was deleted and removed from my account.

A screenshot of an email viewed in dark mode with the subject line "Google DMCA Violation." The email from Google informs the recipient that they have received a notification under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) that some of their materials allegedly infringe on copyrights. It explains the removal process, mentions that notice details will be posted on Lumen, warns against repeated violations, and lists one affected Google Drive URL at the bottomA nearly identical mobile browser screenshot of the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine. It shows a search for the same Amnesty International UK resources URL, resulting in the same message: "This URL has been excluded from the Wayback Machine."A mobile browser screenshot of the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine. A URL for an Amnesty International UK resources page is entered in the search bar, but the page displays the message: "This URL has been excluded from the Wayback Machine."
DESIGNATED THRIVER ⛓️@nonstoppup.bsky.social · 2d ago

SHOUT OUT TO ALL MY ACE HOMIES OUT THERE, I KNOW SOMETIMES IT CAN FEEL LIKE YOU'RE OUT OF PLACE IN THE FANDOM AT TIMES BUT I WANT TO SAY YOU ABSOLUTELY BELONG HERE, YOU ALWAYS WILL, AND IF ANYONE ELSE TREATS YOU WEIRD OR UNKIND FOR BEING ACE THEY'RE THE WEIRDOS NOT YOU. LOVE YOU!!

CakenSun☀️🍰( CMS OPEN )@cakensun.bsky.social · 4d ago

As I’ve gotten older, I’ve come to realise something. For those of us who grew up on DeviantArt and saw it as a paradise where our art could grow and thrive, it was never really about followers or likes. It was about creating, discovering others, making friends, and simply enjoying the process.