Indeed, just like the rest of my Bountiful Haevest LoRAs that are concepts, styles, or packs!

@Dadadala Definitely killing the goodwill you had built up before. What drove you to limit your models? Was it money? I bet it was money.

@MysticFrostwind not entirely, cause mainly it's because LoRA models I've placed more effort on deserves not to be hoarded nor stocked simply for collection. Plus, BH LoRAs are all ensured to be of highest quality and not easily replicable unless a checkpoint has learnt the concepts / characters of these bountiful harvest LoRAs.

Are there good gay boy loras? or straight?

I know, but it's so good to suck

Not trying to be an ass about anything, just sharing. Am happy the LoRA are getting the recognition but maybe change the perspective and direct that unhappiness towards something unproductive.

Dadadala Or we can voice our disagreement in the hope that you reconsider the choice of making your propriatary

Dadadala I'm just hella mad that people like you try to profit off stuff that you don't own, and have no right to. The artists who drew, the studio's who made the animes, films, or games - they did the heavy lifting and you're what, thinking it's right to profit from it? Maybe you should rethink your perspective. AI can only work as open source community. Otherwise, it will crash and burn with capitalism - and people like you (and the asshats on tensor) hurt the whole community.

AIridescent Kaybe9797, I hear and understand the perspective of free AI, I've had months where I truly believed open source is the greatest goal AI can become...but it is not the process. One day, there may be a super generative ai model that can do everything, even this LoRA, but for now--these LoRAs made by my effort and time to collate a dataset to see what works, I can only share and give back to the trainer that made the creation of these loras possible. I also admire the artists and editors who had made the excellent images I've used in the dataset, and I am glad and proud to have the eyes and imagination to see how each images can influence each other by their individual elements and noises.

I am glad, that borrowing someone's pen can offer bread on my plate and make me happy even if I know that pen is not mine and I have to eventually give something back.

If anyone really wants to download the LoRA, feel free to check out the patreon because I am not openly waving a sign that I'll take your money just for the profit. This is simply me sharing what the LoRA is capable of and I want it included in my CIVITAI gallery. Your interest is welcomed but the negative reactions needs to be curated better or they'll come out noise--just like when a bad dataset generate horrible outpouts.

Yes, i am making profit and most of them are going back to those from whom I borrowed until I manage to have my own pen.

Lastly, if this was not clear, I will not be making bountiful harvest LoRAs free. You can either take the interest to ask another lora curator for their service or, once again, in my patreon where i yap my insights and delusions about prompting with generative AI and large lanugage models and LoRa outputs.

Dadadala Or, and hear me out here, instead of trying to demand money for models that 99% of the userbase gives freely. You let people donate if they think you deserve said money, rather than needing to pay to just so they aren't forced to use CivitAI's systems and follow their ever-changing content guidelines.

I'm adding my opinion here.

We appreciate you taking the time to explain your reasoning, but I think this highlights the core tension many people here are feeling. The negative reactions aren’t just “noise” — they’re genuine frustration from a community pushing back against exclusivity and locked access in what should be an open field. It comes across as poor form to rely so heavily on the uncredited work of others, while at the same time going to great lengths to protect what you claim as your own.

Comments like “I am glad, that borrowing someone's pen can offer bread on my plate and make me happy even if I know that pen is not mine and I have to eventually give something back.” come across as especially arrogant and hypocritical when the very point of contention is that you are not, in fact, giving anything back.

No one disputes the effort you put into curating and refining your LoRAs, but pride and profit built on the backs of uncredited, unsolicited contributions is arguably also “not the process.”

At the end of the day, it’s your choice. But just as you’ve chosen to restrict, others will choose to disengage. This community thrives on sharing, not fencing.

@ArtificialBoys Dadadala is going to burn all goodwill he's built up, becoming distant from the community that he started from, and then will act like the victim once everything turns against him.

Especially with him trying to limit and monetize IPs he doesn't own, which has never gone well for anyone. He won't magically be the first to succeed, he'll just be another fallen creator who got too self-obsessed and narcissistic. Calling your followers 'noise' is just proof of it.

Thank you! I actually had no idea that this was possible. Downvoted immediately.

WELP now with the Yellow Buzz being exclusive for NSFW, i'm never touching this Lora on site gen!