Takerial Posts

To the people posting recently, please check if you were actually charged for your subscription. There's a thread about it here:
Did Anyone Else Lose Their Subscription Involuntarily?

Yep, I don't see it either. It's just gone.

Same as above, I just see a big promo banner. No comments nor the ability to write a comment.

It seems it was a payment processor issue, and everything has now been fixed. If any of y'all experience the same issue, let support know.

EDIT: To the people downvoting this post, keep in mind that 1) I was talking about my own issue, and 2) I wrote this four weeks ago, before the current issues started. In other words, an issue that was supposedly fixed has resurfaced.

For some reason, I've suddenly lost my subscription without asking for it and without being notified of it. What's more, I had a Founder Subscription, which is now gone. My payment card is still valid, there was enough money in my account to cover the charge, and there have been no notices from my bank of suspicious activity. In fact, according to my mobile banking, another payment was expected, but never charged.

Did this happen to anyone else? I've already sent a message to support and am awaiting their response, but I'm curious if it happened to anyone else, and if so, how it was resolved.

This isn't the first time the list view has randomly disappeared, replaced by the tile view.

For some reason, the front page is no longer giving me a list view of new releases, instead giving me a tile view, meaning I can't readily check the tags for releases. It was working fine just yesterday.

I can imagine the new front page design is handy on a phone.

On a 1440p monitor, however, you just get a thin list of previews in the middle, and have to do a lot of scrolling, because you can only see two and a half works, at most, instead of four, five or more as it was before.

As a quick reference, when it comes to the depiction of minors, the Wikipedia article on the legality of child pornography comes in handy:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legality_of_child_pornography

As can be seen under the Oceania section, possession of any child pornography (ie. pornographic material), whether real or fictional, is illegal in Australia. While ages usually go unmentioned, it's unlikely that, for example, first year high schoolers are going to be 18 or older.
As for other works that depict "obscene" acts such as rape, bondage, homosexuality, etc., you'll have to look up local laws, and I implore anyone to do the same, even if using the quick reference above for works depicting minors. This is especially important in federated nations, like the USA, Canada, Australia or Germany, where laws may vary from state to state or province to province.

Thanks, @Jacob

I'd rather have the old front page back. I literally just had to type in "fak" and press Enter, and I'd see the new content.

Thanks for the quick reply, Jacob, and thanks for thinking of adding the option to actually disable it.

How do I disable the "Popular right now" thing? I can't see an obvious way in the settings. It's annoying having the older stuff mixed in with the new.

Still works like shit in Firefox.

EDIT: Wait, why is this being downvoted?

Instead of posting in a new thread, I'll try necroposting here: does anyone know where the pettanko tag example image comes from? I tried going through every single page, but if it was there, I missed it.

Works like shit in Firefox, which is my main browser. Adblock and tracking protection disabled, of course.

Not specific to Chrome. Happens in Firefox, too.

Goddammit, stop killing my wallet!

Single since 13th November 2010, when my heartless wretch of an ex-fiancée made me pay to go to Sweden, to where she'd moved, 12 hours by train and ferry, under false pretenses, just to dump me. Yes, it sucks having memory that good sometimes.

Haven't had any sort of intimacy with anyone since.

Hopefully, this is the right place to ask, but is there a system in which I can hide content with certain tags? Like hide anything that is tagged "netorare" or anything that isn't an original work. I thought I saw it mentioned at one point.