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3pod · Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2005 4:54 am

Hi , I don't know if this has come up ever before . Well here's the deal :

My account stats says that I've got 295 aprooved images.

I was looking at that number with a doubt . So I went to the Status of aprooved photos and counted all the aprooved images in the submitted batches one by one . I saw that my actual number of aprooved images is 265.

Can anyone explain that ?

Thanks
Konstantinos

jlye · Joined: 21 Jan 2005 Posts: 229 Location: Singapore

dun bother too much about it .. sometime when you re-submit after keyword change, it counts as well .. and same for a glitch sometime back .. where the approve photo go into the queue .. resulting in doube count .

What matter most is that your income is coming in .. :)

3pod · Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2005 6:58 am

Yes but do you understand what this means ?

Some here say that your aprooved/rejected ratio affects your reviewing times. If someone has better ratio his photos submitted photos are reviewed more often . If this is truth and what you said about double counts on keyword editing, then if I go right now and add on keyword to all my images I will double my total number resulting faster image reviewing ?

If this is the case , shouldn't somebody fix that ?:)

Thanks
Konstantinos

StuartE · Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2005 8:18 am

Instead of your Total Approved Photos on the home page, look at the View All XXX Photos Approved total on your [Batches Approved] - that'll show an accurate account of what you have in the gallery, without counting one by one...

I don't think a small shift either way would make a big difference to your review times... and there is supposedly more than that to the priority system, too...

Cheers,
Stuart

3pod · Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2005 12:36 pm

Like what ?:)

Anyway I know I could find the accurate number there but if I didn't count them myself I wouldn't be 100% sure

:)

By the way .. If this situation affects reviewing 0.01% , It still shouldn't happen.