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I have a Mac OS X 10.5.8 and am using Safari and Opera, the commissions widget isn't working. On Safari, the page goes blank, on Opera, it says 'this widget cannot be displayed' for all widgets.
Does anybody know how I can set up the commissions widget then?
Otherwise, you can send an email to the help desk team instead of filing a report like normal which can be a lot easier on some devices (like mobile devices).
Short of the traditional way of adding the widget to your profile, I don't know how to get that widget up and running.
I honestly thought dA's pts could be converted back to cash for a fee, but the Points page is saying that's not possible. Is there, and if not, could a means for doing that be accomplished? I have clients who want commissions, but can only pay in pts. Unfortunately, I need cash right now.
For example:
I always keep my page at dA.com set to view the newest submissions. This way, I can see different artists beyond the most popular ones. I've actually bumped into a few nice artists that way. Unfortunately, submissions to the new "Fetish Portraits" show up from time-to-time, and they're rarely what I'd like to see. Now to each their own and all, but I don't want to see that stuff. Just the same, I still want to be able to peruse the nudes because honestly, how am I supposed to understand anatomy if I don't study it? I imagine other artists could benefit from this sort of thing; some may not want to see anime/manga, fanart, fantasy ect.
TLDR: Is there any way to make it so as not to see certain topics/subjects/categories? Like an advanced search?