What's with this approval thing???!!
Tuesday, December 30, 2003 by Spydragon | Discussion: WinCustomize Talk
I really dont understand this approval thing! I meeen first are the people of WC all knowing to the point they know all the stuff that is on the net to be able to know if it was original work!
I say the easiest way is to just let people upload their work and then if someone notices policy infrigement they just push a button to report it!
I started submitting a while ago into wincustomize and once I submited some stuff I made about the Manga Akira, after it got rejected for whatever not being my work reason (although it was my work!) I was so pissed I deleted all my submissions except one (because it was being downloaded by friends) and until now I submitted nothing new...
I allways thought it was not enough to subscribe and just download stuff, it is good to give some of one work too, but this is becoming really anoying!
So I say stop this approval thing! Let the people here be responsible adults!
Reply #42 Saturday, February 21, 2004 8:45 AM

Reply #44 Saturday, February 21, 2004 12:14 PM
| Basically it's discourteous not to send denial emails to people with a genuine and fair-minded wish to get their work seen, citing the actions of a few idiots as an excuse. |
Perhaps we could send an auto-reject email or somehing. So the system sends an email to those whose submissions have been rejected. But I'm not about to perosnally email the dozens of submissions I have to remove every day. Like Jafo said, we're volunteers and the abuse we get or demands for justification or whatever is too time consuming to deal with.
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Reply #41 Saturday, February 21, 2004 8:38 AM
And I agree with most of what you say, but there has to be a certain level of assumption and inferences for communication at any level to take place. The problem is finding the level that best accomodates everyone involved. As well as the problems of what I call 'the barren text wasteland' you also have differences in culture and experience to contend with.
Well, I've already missed the first half (and 3 goals) talking about this - it's time to give my gobby fingers a rest and watch some sport.
regards, Jerry