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GreenReaper — Mon 27 Oct 2014 - 10:08
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We had that: Yerf. It crashed with no backups. Then there was ArtSpots, which was closed by its owners.

Most furries don't take kindly to your idea of morals. It'd still be nice to have a site for clean furry artwork, but it's unlikely to be as popular as mixed sites, which I believe was a significant factor behind ArtSpots' closure.

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