VRChat censors bios and world descriptions automatically when isolated words accidently form the shorthand of the slur (saying "kind of a good person" for example),
but when multiple groups has a slur fully written out in their name or ID, nope that goes undetected for months.

Open source projects and competition are part of healthy market growth! Projects like SlimeVR and the HaritoraX series compliment each other's growth.
SlimeVR is a great project as well, currently with better software. I support both developments, but can personally attest to Haritora's growth

Only a little while longer I say before pulling a routine self care shutdown.
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I don't know what it is about bluesky and REPEATEDLY boosting the audio to an obscene degree.
Because the audio is barely audible on the actual file to a point I didn't even realize it picked up any mic audio.

True, I took vrchat as being bad at communicating that stuff in general. I only noticed the official channels after 3 years playing because someone told me.

They do listen to opinions on the canny, but they barely even advertise it well in english. beyond the english community, it's probably worse

They rarely take feedback from social media at all, but if you go to the VRChat feedback canny you can make or vote on posts that actually get looked at.

To Do:

Custom button textures to show what tool they are
Classic Fill tool (face locked and not face locked)
Shading settings(?)
'New' button
On save, trims arm pixels if saving a slim arm skin. (For auto load)
side Palette
ctrl-S to save

Once I implement those, I'll be going further with some custom tools.
A new symmetry mode, transformative symmetry, where instead of reflecting the limb onto the other limb, it paints the same side as the other limb.
Lighting swaps for fine detailing help.
A side palette
and other small details