Original sentence: , made its transition into a more transparent profit-driven corporation, with the newly revamped store and several other revenue-generating enterprises (including increasingly invasive advertisements).Among these are the ability to search through submissions, and the ability to view artwork thumbnails in the user's message centre.Historically there have been several unconfirmed rumours regarding deviantART's usage of uploaded art,which have focused some attention on deviantART's user submission license, as the formality of the legalese used in it has rendered it beyond the comprehension of many.In recent years, deviantART, Inc.Recently, some have argued, that deviantART has shifted this focus back on buying and selling art, however.Such concerns were addressed by the administration, although it has done little to quell the increasing disliking of the license.There have also been concerns regarding deviantART Prints' high mark-up; 50% of profit, or 90% for free users.With the introduction of deviantART v3, on 7 August 2003, at least two features were removed for non-paying members/subscribers.deviantART has claimed that the search removal was due to server slowdowns, although some question this argument
Edited sentence: 's administrators do their best to find and remove stolen art, pieces do slip through.As the site's popularity grows there are more and more users who do not read the submission agreements and post artwork that they did not produce.Historically there have been several unconfirmed rumours regarding deviantART's usage of uploaded art which have focused some attention on deviantART's user submission license, as formality of the legalese used in it has rendered it beyond the comprehension of many.Over the years several features available to non-subscribers have been removed, some under the guise of incentivating members to subscribe (such as the ability to view artwork thumbnails in the user's message centre) and some for technical issues (such as the ability to search the site).Such concerns were addressed by the administration.The immense popularity of the site has made it an easy target for people seeking to profit in some way from the art displayed (usually by selling the artwork as if it were their own or reusing it in other websites without the author's consent or knowledge).There have also been minor concerns regarding deviantART Prints' high mark-up.While deviantART, Inc