This artist, who has a rather well-supplied Patreon, has admitted that she is going to take all of April off and not be producing any content as part of her "month long art break". But she hasn't suspended her Patreon and is still going to get this month's money.
Is this actually allowed? Doesn't Patreon have some rules against this? People are basically paying her to relax. Some of them might not even be aware of it, she's only said it on her Twitter, not her Patreon account.
>>2471770
Why do you care.
>>2471779
If I can scam furry artists out of their money by doing nothing and not get in trouble with Patreon, it'd be nice to know.
>>2471770
that's not how patreon works, the artist must submit a "paid" post in order for the charges to go through for a reward period.
>>2471854
not on per month basis
>>2471770
pretty cool stuff
