I find it somewhat amusing that common artist techniques to avoid having to draw something are being taken as suspicions of duplicitous intent to distribute AI artwork now. The amount of artists who talk about hiding hands so they can avoid drawing them is more than the combined total of artists ever linked on this website, let alone the habits of "draw the body first, then draw clothes over it" for Variant Set purposes or hentai.
If that image had been linked before the bots got popular, nobody would have blinked an eye. But now we have wannabe detectives trying to find their big scoop on "Is this artist actually just using AI?" and bringing up false positives. This suspicion of any account made post-AI is ridiculous, and is hurting the art industry more than the AI-artwork itself ever will.
Remember evazion's words at the start of this thread. If you don't have something concrete, either search until you do, or leave it alone and risk that it sneaks through. Dan isn't exactly on good terms with artists as it is, do we really want to be making it worse by adding a much more significant offense of accusing the innocent of fraud?