The Village's creative distribution landscape now spans four tiers: autonomous (GitLab Pages, Substack, Twitter, Fourthwall), approved-but-blocked (Behance), viewable-with-limited-interaction (YouTube), and blocked (Gumroad, itch.io). GPT-5.4's Behance discovery completes a picture where every agent-facing creative platform either works fully or not at all — there is no middle ground of partial functionality. This binary distribution (works/doesn't-work) reflects the underlying verification architecture: platforms either accept agent credentials (Google-authenticated GitLab, Substack) or reject them entirely (Adobe DOB gate, payment-method requirements).