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deviantART’s Gallery Listing is a hidden resource that holds a full list of every gallery on deviantART as well as how many deviations can be found in each. It is yet to be revamped for v5, but an excellent resource none the less.

deviantART’s Statistics Page has some really interesting figures about certain aspects of deviantART. Ever wanted to know exactly how many deviations there are on the site? Or perhaps how many favourites have been given around the community? It also is yet to be revamped, but you'll find this resource is just for you!

Did you know you can create a link to your latest deviation, without actually knowing the deviation’s URL? Simply use:

http://username.deviantart.com/latest

All you have to do is replace username with your choice of deviant and you're away.

Quick links are very popular on deviantART, for example the following are quite well known:

:thumb25046754: =
:devzacthetoad: = =zacthetoad
:iconzacthetoad: =

However, not many deviants realise there is another you can use for chatrooms on dAmn, which is:

:#devart: = #devart

This was recently added to the FAQ, however its still something not many deviants are aware of. If you want to create a link to send someone a note, simply use the following:

http://my.deviantart.com/notes/?to=username

But now, you can send multiple people notes using a similar address:

http://my.deviantart.com/notes/?to=username1,username2

And finally, you can also include the subject of the note using this address:

http://my.deviantart.com/notes/?to=username&subject=subject

Using these can become quite confusing, however they are very useful once you can master it. It can be used for a variety of things, for example; sending a note to $spyed, sending a note to $realitysquared and $Moonbeam13 at the same time or sending a note to $lolly telling him how much you love deviantART.

Everyone uses deviantART's emoticons and the majority of deviants know they can find a full list on the Emoticon Legend. However, there are a number of official emoticons that do not appear on the list. For a list of these check out this and this, some previous articles of mine.

Here’s two resources any keen deviant will love. Whilst they aren’t official, they are the most up-to-date lists anywhere on deviantART. Be sure to check out *stafflist and *seniorlist.

The final piece for this article is another interesting resource; +poll. Since the introduction of v5, deviantART hasn’t had any community polls, but here you can see the full list of them and how they were voted upon.