Hi,
Sorry I missed this. It was posted in the general forum, so I've now moved it to the correct forum and can answer your question.
It's not a bug as such. What's happening is that when someone sends you a message and then their account is deleted or banned, all of their content is removed along with the account.
The issue with messages is that they're also linked to the active account of the person who received the message. Because of that, the message can still appear in your inbox, but when you try to open it, the actual content has already been removed because the sender's account no longer exists. That's why you see the standard "Item not found" message that appears when content is no longer available.
I do think we could improve this by removing those messages from the inbox completely when the sender's account is deleted or banned. It would make things much clearer and avoid having messages sitting in your inbox that you can't actually open.
It would just need to be added to the site's work schedule, as we're always busy working on different improvements and fixes. I'll speak to hiccupx about it and see if we can get it added to the list.
c00kie
FF Team
16 hours
Content here is created and uploaded by our users. We don't ban AI, but we are looking at how we handle it because while AI can be a useful tool for people to use, we also don't want the site to become flooded with AI generated images, stories or videos.
AI is obviously still relatively new, and it's now very accessible and easy for people to experiment with. Naturally lots of people are going to play around with it and share what they've created, and that's fine.
We've already introduced an AI filter/tag in the photo section, and we'll be bringing the same functionality to the stories section. This will allow people to filter AI generated stories in or out, depending on their preference.
The aim isn't to ban AI but to find a sensible balance that allows people to use and share AI content without it overwhelming everything else on the site.
Hope that seems like a fair solution to all.
c00kie
FF Team
16 hours
Hey!
Thanks for the suggestion! It's something I've also been thinking about for a while, especially adding a like system. I think it would be a nice addition and I agree could help make discussions feel more active.
Will poke hiccupx about this one, and see if there's a way we can add this into the work schedule.
Thanks,
c00kie
FF Team
2 weeks
Hi,
Thanks for the suggestion.
I'm not sure how popular this would be. Many authors write stories that aren't fully complete and update them over time. As a result, transformation and weight gain can vary throughout the story. Setting an end weight would either give away the ending before the story is finished or wouldn't be an accurate reflection because the story is still ongoing. It would also require constant updates every time a new chapter is added.
You can search by transformation type, such as Immobility, Fit to Fat, or simply Weight Gain. So if you're specifically looking for weight gain stories, you should be able to find plenty by browsing or searching within those categories, without needing a end goal weight for the main category.
Take care,
c00kie
FF Team
3 weeks