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Now that that's out of the way;
I think when you submit reprints through the skin submission menu, it should return the reprints you selected from the menu right away. It needs to be an automated feature, there is literally no reason it needs to go through the queue again if you've selected the design you've already had go through. It makes no sense, and is a huge time sink! If we had that, the queue would move a lot faster i think, without them having to review skins they've already seen.
Let me know your thoughts!
DISCLAIMER: im putting this up here but if you DON'T SUPPORT IT, just say so, and say why, and leave. I'm not here to facilitate or start drama, if I see you posting stuff that's intended to upset or hurt others, I will go to the mods about it and have your posts removed or the thread locked.
Be respectful, be kind, be understanding, or simply don't post.
Now that that's out of the way;
I think when you submit reprints through the skin submission menu, it should return the reprints you selected from the menu right away. It needs to be an automated feature, there is literally no reason it needs to go through the queue again if you've selected the design you've already had go through. It makes no sense, and is a huge time sink! If we had that, the queue would move a lot faster i think, without them having to review skins they've already seen.
Let me know your thoughts!
Yeah, support.
The current system is too resource heavy, it makes skin mods review already reviewed material and just costs time. If anything the only time another mod should review an already reviewed skin is when the rules are changed???
Yeah, support.
The current system is too resource heavy, it makes skin mods review already reviewed material and just costs time. If anything the only time another mod should review an already reviewed skin is when the rules are changed???
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It definitely seems like it would be beneficial for how skin reprinting works to be revisited by staff, and help ease their workload involved in reviewing skins and help move things along.
I've never submit a skin or had one reprinted so I had no idea that reprints had to go through the line like new submissions. I just assumed it was automatic since that makes logical sense.
It definitely seems like it would be beneficial for how skin reprinting works to be revisited by staff, and help ease their workload involved in reviewing skins and help move things along.
I've never submit a skin or had one reprinted so I had no idea that reprints had to go through the line like new submissions. I just assumed it was automatic since that makes logical sense.
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i agree!! i don't think the way skins are processed has changed since the site was created and i really think it's time for a revisit...
@Kapow
right!! i'm a new skinmaker, and it's just...extremely frustrating to wait 7-9 days for something they've already approved. it should work like an ATM; i put the blueprint in, select the skin, and then it pops out my reprints. Easy! i'll even show you what it looks like since you haven't made some yourself!
you select stuff from this dropdown here
[img]https://i.gyazo.com/5492047d47f7d2580c5e14c62294720e.png[/img]
and once you fill everything else out it just...goes into the queue. Even though it says right there they already have the approved design. [/center]
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RBG
i agree!! i don't think the way skins are processed has changed since the site was created and i really think it's time for a revisit...
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Kapow
right!! i'm a new skinmaker, and it's just...extremely frustrating to wait 7-9 days for something they've already approved. it should work like an ATM; i put the blueprint in, select the skin, and then it pops out my reprints. Easy! i'll even show you what it looks like since you haven't made some yourself!
you select stuff from this dropdown here
and once you fill everything else out it just...goes into the queue. Even though it says right there they already have the approved design.
Absolutely. Honestly I wish skin submission as a whole would get some tlc. It's definitely not set up to be the sites breadwinner like it is currently
Absolutely. Honestly I wish skin submission as a whole would get some tlc. It's definitely not set up to be the sites breadwinner like it is currently
ah wow they make it seem so simple to reprint, jus being able to pick it right away like that, but then still have it go through queue haha
I hope one day they come up with a good reprint system [emoji=tundra happy size=1]
ah wow they make it seem so simple to reprint, jus being able to pick it right away like that, but then still have it go through queue haha
I hope one day they come up with a good reprint system
i believe the reason skins still go through the queue is because there's a number of skins that were once accepted & able to be printed, but no longer are so (because of changes in the skin rules, etc.) and they need to check for that?
that being said, support - it seems to me that it'd be better to instead disallow those skins from being reprinted rather than force everything to go through the queue. i don't know how much work it'd entail, and i don't know how foolproof of a system it would be, but i think it'd probably save on a lot of hassle in the long run especially as more and more people create more and more skins.
i believe the reason skins still go through the queue is because there's a number of skins that were once accepted & able to be printed, but no longer are so (because of changes in the skin rules, etc.) and they need to check for that?
that being said, support - it seems to me that it'd be better to instead disallow those skins from being reprinted rather than force everything to go through the queue. i don't know how much work it'd entail, and i don't know how foolproof of a system it would be, but i think it'd probably save on a lot of hassle in the long run especially as more and more people create more and more skins.
