Well, first, you are not required to do anything. It's only a suggestion, if you do actually come across any of someone's model on the web that you think was stolen, you may want to let them know out of good will. People spend many hours creating these models. In addition, other professional models actually cost a lot to produce. (Some do actually benefit from selling them on legit sites) However, people like me who have no (financial benefits) from uploading their lora's don't deserve their time consuming work to be stolen and sold by some assholes on the web. Thankfully, some good samaritan people do report, and I was able to take down couple of lora's found on other ai sites by calming them. Other suspicious fishy sites who embed other people's work on their sites to profit from it can be reported for a dmca take down notice. I did it on google by reporting a website that didn't respond to my emails. And once reported, google might take some actions, like cutting any advertising revenue the website makes on behalf of them. Remove website page from google search engine. Etc. Other than that, no, the CIA and FBI are not gonna knock on these assholes doors. At least not yet. lool

@pxl0 thnx a bunch!

@barlogspam176 First, all models are fine as long as you know what you want. Second, POV shot needs a stand alone pov lora model. (I currently don't have one) But instead, you can try mw style model. It can do some pov shots. (you can combine it with any gun model) Finally, you may give the latest silencer model a try, but might not work as a pov. (Needs a pov lora model) or any model that can produce pov shots.

Probably later, might have to wait for sd3 release. should fix things. (Might be helpful with creating complex detailed models)