Ah, DeviantArt... a fun and simple website where people get to share their talents and loves on art, and get feedback to help them improve. Although now, everything has changed; at one point, talented artists got the attentions on their hard work they deserve, but one guy--a cruel, heartless person--took away the deserving attentions of them by a plague of rushed scribbles and traced artwork that infringe copyright law. That one guy's name is Marcos Vitor, or Ozzyguy is his username.

It may not sound all that bad, but it might hurt you to know all the horrible, mean-spirited and outright sadistic actions that he has done to his followers and other people. Everytime one of us tries to convince him what he's doing is wrong, he uses some of his followers like tools to commentate on our pages instead of him facing us himself. And whenever one of his followers brightens up and leaves him, he replaces that guy like a broken toy. He even admitted it in front of the entire Internet! He also admitted that he doesn't feel bad for the people he hurts, and hurts them because they don't like his works. In other words, whoever criticize his works must be cyber-bullied to the point that the 'enemy' commits suicide. His arts--besides not looking good--are plaguing all over DeviantArt, leaving talented artists to be overlooked over his artwork. He has possibly over 2,000 drawings, and all of them, all of them, are either rushed, traced, or outright stolen from other talented artists' hard efforts. And yet he still gets the attention he doesn't deserve, and because of it, it leaves all the other talented artists left stranded in depression.

You all have to save DeviantArt from Marcos' plague. If you sign this petition, it can make a big difference in DeviantArt. When we have enough people, it can convince Marcos to leave DeviantArt, and as a result, finally give the overlooked great artists the attention they deserve for their hard work. We can't just leave DeviantArt plagued with his bad arts; we have to cure DeviantArt from that plague in order to help the overlooked artists.