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For those of you still in need of the numbers, scripts, and stuff, check out this thread here!

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voiddebris.bsky.social Void🔞 | VGen @voiddebris.bsky.social · Jul 24
I know we're upset about itch, but they're not the only ones

Payment processors harassed companies bc of a 1,000 email hate campaign

But we can EASILY top 1,000!

I prewrote an email + got the contact info - you just have to send!

↻💬♡ to boost

We CAN make a difference 💕

#itch #censorship

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Digital graphic with the text "anti-censorship campaign" and screenshots of headlines about how multiple storefronts have removed NSFW content due to pressure from payment processors and Collective Shout.
July 25, 2025 at 2:54 PM
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sjklapecki.itch.io
sent an email to [email protected], strongly suggest other writers, artists, game devs, etc. who give a shit do similarly
Email to support@itch.io, subject line "De-indexing of NSFW and adult work." Email content is too long for alt text, so slightly edited for character limit: Given recent rumours of the delisting and deindexing of adult work across all of itch.io, I wish to ask if these rumours are true (and a binary yes/no answer would be preferred to the question 'Is concealing NSFW and adult work from search and indexes now a policy of itch.io?') and voice my strong opposition to this for a multitude of reasons if it is. 1) "Adult" and "NSFW" are often used to discuss queerness, as queerness almost inherently brushes against topics of sexuality, bodies, and human desire. There are ways to create content about queerness which ARE 'safe for work,' however-- 2) There are ongoing campaigns to cast all forms of queer life as sexualized and perverse, not fit for consumption by decent people, and so on. Itch.io risks legitimizing these attitudes by suddenly deplatforming immense amounts of queer art, and thus 3) the de-indexing of adult work will inevitably disproportionately impact already precarious queer artists and writers and game-developers who have trusted itch.io and promoted it as a safe, accepting, place for art that the mainstream may reject. This is a betrayal of thousands of members of your artistic community who have put faith in your website and organization that will inevitably crater the reputation and user base of itch.io. If this is not the new policy, then I hope whatever technical error occured is resolved. If this is the new policy, I hope you will backtrack. If you will not backtrack, then I will be joining the exodus of writers, artists, game devs, and other creatives who once trusted you as we search for a place where queer art may be, for a time, safe.
July 24, 2025 at 2:12 AM
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chibibiscuit.bsky.social
3/8/2025 ~ 52'
Takai has grown dramatically larger from the last page (you can tell because it says GROOOOOW along the left side of the page). She looks relieved, saying "Ah, that's much better... I feel like I've been holding back this growth spurt for weeks" Chibi exclaims, "You've been holding it back? You can do that?!" Takai crouches in front of him, grinning smugly. "I can... I did... And now... You're going to see just how big all of this pent up growth can make me. Ready?" A really sketchy image of Takai holding Chibi in her hands. It reads: "Surprise! We're doing a growth drive again! ... Kinda! We've been hard at work on pages for this for a while now, so there's a little more structure.... But your participation determines how long this craziness goes on for... and just how big Takai is when we wrap it up!" It then displays how much each interaction is worth: 1 like = 3 inches 1 repost or comment = 6 inches 1 kofi = 1 foot
March 8, 2025 at 9:20 PM