I don’t know where else to ask.
I’m talking about cartoon depictions of beautiful women, but no sexual acts, no bodily fluids or furries or smut or underage stuff.
Not even necessarily nudity (although tasteful nudity would be acceptable).
There’d have to be a term for this. Does anyone know?
Ecchi?
I think that might be it. Cheers!
This.
You’re looking for ecchi, but you’d find alot of that in my comm too! ([email protected])
Credits: Scottie and Mignon respectively.
Any idea why I can’t view your community? I don’t think the instance I’m a part of is blocking or blocked by any others, and I can see NSFW content just fine. Maybe it’s the client/app I’m using? I’m fairly new to this so I’m kind of scratching my head. I really want to bask in the glory of midriffs!
I can’t seem to access it from lemmy.kya.moe either. Maybe the admins there blocked the c/animemidriff sublemmy specifically rather than the lemmynsfw.com instance for some reason.
Truly a society moment 😔
That would be a real shame, and kind of strange to block a particular community rather than the whole NSFW instance.
What client or app are you using?
Maybe I’ll ask Flare about this. I don’t want to cause problems seeing as Kya.Moe is supposedly an instance for their private use, but it would be good to know what’s happening.
Probably best not to bother admins with minor stuff. Maybe they didn’t vibe with some posts.
You could just use a different account for defederated stuff; the fact that we can do that is one of fediverse’s main strengths after all.
True. I think Sad Luther needs to find a new home, with
FWIW, I don’t block any instances or sublemmys, cross-instance community discovery has always been half-broken in Lemmy and unfortunately nothing I can do about it except force a discovery by searching the instance locally by searching for it.
FWIW, I don’t block any instances or sublemmys, cross-instance community discovery has always been half-broken in Lemmy and unfortunately nothing I can do about it except force a discovery by searching the instance locally by searching for it.
