As someone based in the UK, the new legislation is a direct blow to 98% of my artwork. 
With that said, how is it going to effect Rendeosity?
Some will have the kneejerk reacton of "it wont" But...that being said, any site that allows UK residence to view and/or post is effected. Everything from facebook, bluesky and art sites. 
Its very invasive(I mean they are wanting a scan of your face, bank details, etc). So I need to know what is going to happen.
As sorry, I am not giving any site those details. 


BTW here is a petition to fight it.
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/722903

https://www.darkelegance.co.uk/

Commission Closed till 2025

The petition link (Repeal the Online Safety Act) doesn't really explain the legislation your talking about.

Got a link for that, or just a quick summary?

The quick summary is, UK has a big piece of legislation for controlling the content adults ad children encounter on the web.

It's this

And this is the verification explainer 

Gotta say, I agree with the OP. I wouldn't want to do any of that.

Thanks for the links. It will be interesting to see if it works.

I've pointed this thread out to the office staff. Since it's the weekend, it might take a bit for a response.

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Thanks for your question!

Renderosity is aware of the UK’s Online Safety Act, and we’re committed to keeping our platform safe and in line with evolving regulations.

 What We Already Have in Place:

• Clear Terms of Service and Community Guidelines outlining prohibited content
• Active content moderation
• Mature content filters with tagging
• Reporting tools for users to flag inappropriate content
• A user appeals process for moderation decisions
• Regular policy reviews to ensure ongoing compliance

What We’re Working On:

We're reviewing additional safety measures like age verification tools and updated transparency policies to strengthen protection—especially for younger users and those in regulated regions like the UK.

We'll continue to keep the community informed as we implement changes.