Now that we're keeping track of things like modelers and voice actors, do they have the right to submit an "Avoid Posting" request?

I know of at least one person who isn't comfortable that their voice lines in a video game were sampled for an NSFW animation. I am not speaking on their behalf, nor do I have a line of communication to them, I just know they've stated their opinion, and am curious about the site's policy if they decided to make a request.

And while I'm on the topic, I also have to wonder if the rules for "no works from underage artists" also apply to situations like if a TV show or video game used an underage voice actor for a furry character. With this one I don't know of any specific instances, but we should probably establish a "what to do just in case that happens".

TL:DR; Are contributors treated like artists in terms of what is and isn't allowed?

Eh, they're already enforcing dnp for characters from underage owners (delreason:*underage*character*), so probably yeah, those are likely to be taken down. As for getting an avoid posting/cdnp in general, I think e6 would extend the same courtesy afforded to character owners (takedowns yes, cdnp no)

DNP/CDNP are still artist only, that hasn't changed
Takedowns are for any copyright holder, that also hasn't changed

So if a voice actor files a takedown request for their voice being used in a context they object to, that request would not be honored?

Because, again, I do know a case where this would be likely if the VA was aware of actions they could take. (But I'm not a tattletale.)

lendrimujina said:
So if a voice actor files a takedown request for their voice being used in a context they object to, that request would not be honored?

Don't know where you got that impression, but I'd assume VAs share the same rights and prohibitions as character owners.

They get to issue takedowns for the use of their voice/characters, but do not get the privilege to be placed on the DNP list.
In addition, all instances of underaged contributors will be deleted automatically when reported.