Here is the cleaned-up version with grammar fixed, typos resolved, and redundant phrasing streamlined while keeping your original tone intact: Is there any chance this service will grow into a collaborative effort to expand its 3D artist repository? Or are we stuck with a user base that remains only because they’re too broke, young, or desperate to find anything else to do with themselves? Seriously, it's a non-stop rotation of the same people requesting the same small circle of artists. I’d love to find an artist in this genre who hasn't already been indexed or updated by yours truly. Sadly, I wasn't aware of Kemono until it became nothing more than an exercise in disappointment and failed loading attempts. All I saw was a site barely hanging on, enabling its developer to generate massive revenue off what appears to be an equally endless supply of horny, desperate young users. Whatever—one can dream of a decent importer again like Kemono, where sheer scale and community support allowed people to find almost anything on other platforms (like Telegram) without ever knowing the underlying domain or importing service. It was more than obvious that something disrupted the pirate frenzy, as virtually all the Telegram groups died at the exact same time—doing nothing now but reposting old files that have been shared thousands of times across every single STL group.   submitted by   /u/leosc240   to   r/kemono_piracy [link]   [comments]