About FuzzStar
Where we came from, what we keep busy with, and how we treat each other.
How it started
FuzzStar began as a tiny group chat. We were all into furry culture and couldn't sit still — someone wanted to shoot videos, someone wanted to edit, someone just wanted people to talk to. So we ended up together.
The group kept growing until the little chat became what it is today. We don't have any grand plans — we just think furry fans in China deserve a steady, comfortable place to land.
What we do
Content creation
Videos, write-ups, fan works — the org divides up the work, and group members are free to start their own projects. Need a hand? Just ask.
Running the community
Two community groups, kept alive by everyone: mods hold the line, group members help each other out.
Events
Online watch-alongs, group shoots, con meetups — big or small, if someone wants to organize it, someone else will help.
Collaborations
We're always open to working with other creators and groups. Reach us via email or the community chat.
How we get along
- Art and OCs belong to their creators: ask before reposting, adapting, or crediting.
- Talk things out. Criticize the work, never the person.
- Newcomers not knowing the rules is normal — guide first, punish later.
- Keep private things private: no digging up identities or sharing chats without permission.
What's next
Keep the community solid so newcomers don't get lost; back group members' creative work and pitch in where we can; team up more with others and grow the scene a little.