trekker

So, I'm not really considering myself a part of this "community" again simply because I won't really participate that much on here.  I feel as though this website has completely changed since I've last spent more than just a couple minutes on here.  Most of the legacies I remember from my time here are either gone or pretty inactive, leaving me with a sense of loss and confusion.  I considered on making a brand new deviant to be in unison with my identity of NcSchu but I decided I might as well keep this one but just wipe away the cobwebs a little bit and freshen it up.  I'm mostly into photography and vector art now.  Those are the things I

   Okay, so here's the deal, I'm probably going to go into a "rest" period away from dA.  This has to do with a variety of reasons, with the overlying and main reason being, that I think deviantART is going down hill.  Why?   First, as everyone must know, dA seems to be becoming corrupt.  I don't know if it's just an illusion that this is happening, but seriously, everything I seem to see shows that some of the owners are being less and less open and allowing.  Basically what I mean is that, there is a lot of secretive stuff going on in the administration.  They're barely giving us, who make up this website, any information about what they

     So deviantART has been around for five years now.  But I'm not celebrating.  It's pretty obvious why.  In my view, there is nothing to celebrate, yeah sure, the community is actually more joined than it was before this whole incident, but jark (https://www.deviantart.com/jark) is gone, and there's probably a 1 in 1 billion chance that he will come back.  I know people may not want to actually hear this, but think about it.  So far, Spyed as pretty much ignored everyone questioning his decision.  He also said that he would reply to any note that people sent to him that was a question about DA going corporate; but still, no response.  Fortunately thanks to several peo