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Art theft in Web3 is a problem. When DeviantArt Protect launched last year, it kicked off our serious commitment to combating art theft. Now we’re continuing that undertaking by tackling the root of the problem. Here’s what we’re doing next. A while back, we posted about the challenges of Web3 and how it’s not delivering on its promise. We asked for your feedback, and many artists agreed: art theft is a major problem. Your response underlined the importance of DeviantArt Protect, and we’ve been continuing to work on it to help safeguard our artists. We’re now scanning and indexing nine blockchains. We’ve scanned over 350 million NFTs and sent over 245,000 alerts informing artists that their content was stolen. Direct links are integrated so artists can quickly file a DMCA takedown. Dealing with theft is still a pain for artists Artists who are targeted and exploited are then given the burden of filling out countless DMCA forms. Many artists are even bombarded with mass infringements

In Recognition of Exemplary Membership and an Outstanding Spirit of helpfulness and mentoring within the DeviantArt community October 2020's Deviousness Award Recipient: @GeorgeXVII The DeviantArt Community is made better by the addition of @GeorgeXVII, an outstanding and kind individual, who always goes above and beyond to support and inspire his fellow deviants. He does this through his consistent features of fellow Traditional Artists, his contributions to a number of community groups, his prolific Daily Deviation suggestions, and his unwavering positivity. @GeorgeXVII is the embodiment of community spirit and we are truly honoured to bestow upon him the Deviousness award for October 2020. About @GeorgeXVII Hello everyone, I don't know how many of you who are reading this journal know me, but to help you I'm going to introduce myself, my name is George I'm 31 years old born in Romania but settled in Spain since I was a child, I'm a self-taught traditional artist and member