To me, the killer features of Inkbunny are: * Integrated digital download and print sales (including delivery) plus donations * Multi-file submissions (think entire comics, but they've also been used for sketch pages/alternate versions) and bulk upload of multiple submissions * A usable if quirky interface (subjective; some dislike the interface, at least at first) * Fewer limits on image dimensions and file size than other popular sites * Fast searching and filtering on tags * Separation of work into pools * Email updates
These mostly benefit artists, although the higher quality images provide a trickle-down benefit to viewers. It's probably worth a few minutes of your time to try it out, though.
The tools for moderators are also excellent, which somewhat makes up for not being able to use the filtering. :-p
Inkbunny
* Integrated digital download and print sales (including delivery) plus donations
* Multi-file submissions (think entire comics, but they've also been used for sketch pages/alternate versions) and bulk upload of multiple submissions
* A usable if quirky interface (subjective; some dislike the interface, at least at first)
* Fewer limits on image dimensions and file size than other popular sites
* Fast searching and filtering on tags
* Separation of work into pools
* Email updates
These mostly benefit artists, although the higher quality images provide a trickle-down benefit to viewers. It's probably worth a few minutes of your time to try it out, though.
The tools for moderators are also excellent, which somewhat makes up for not being able to use the filtering. :-p