Quote from: synthetick on November 27, 2024, 05:41

I've been gradually deleting unsold videos that I uploaded in 2018, then improving and re-rendering them, improving my colour management, updating the keyword order and resubmitting. I have been getting quite a few new sales this way on files that I think would otherwise never have sold on Adobe but had done well elsewhere. I have not noticed any negative impacts of doing this.

That is a very smart strategy and certainly beneficial for customers.

Improving unsold files will increase the overall quality of your port.

Quote from: Madede on September 09, 2024, 08:42

Quote from: synthetick on September 09, 2024, 05:06

Quote from: Madede on September 08, 2024, 03:48

Deletion of uploaded files is treated same as file rejection and effects on your stats and sales.

If that is the case with deleting stuck files, then the effect would be negated when re-uploading them back into the queue?

Of course NOT.
if you upload 1000 images your upload counter will state that you have 1000 uploads.
And if you delete 100 and  then upload those 100 again, your counter will state that you have 1100 uploads and 100 deleted / rejected images.
It is a basic math.

Where do I see the stats and sales you are talking about, that shows how deleting a file becomes a rejection? What difference do stats make?

Quote from: Andrej.S. on November 28, 2024, 04:55

Quote from: cobalt on November 28, 2024, 01:38

Quote from: synthetick on November 27, 2024, 05:41

I've been gradually deleting unsold videos that I uploaded in 2018, then improving and re-rendering them, improving my colour management, updating the keyword order and resubmitting. I have been getting quite a few new sales this way on files that I think would otherwise never have sold on Adobe but had done well elsewhere. I have not noticed any negative impacts of doing this.

That is a very smart strategy and certainly beneficial for customers.

Improving unsold files will increase the overall quality of your port.

Yes, it works but I would not recommend this since you are facing a risk to get banned from Adobe.
Adobe clearly states in their  "terms of use" for contributors that you first have to inform Adobe in advance before you delete your content. If it only affects a small proportion of the portfolio, it is certainly not that risky.

Isn�t that for mass deletions?

If someone has 2000 videos, deletes 10 files, reprocess them and then reuploads them, then next week does another 10 etc�the files are not being removed forever, they are being improved and uploaded with better quality.

Quote from: Uncle Pete on November 23, 2024, 12:01

Sorry I was distracted by cheap unrealistic mugs. Nice link, I didn't know I could do that  https://pete-klinger.pixels.com/shop/coffee+mugs

Seems that review times are still random and not systematic. Someone else wrote me that their videos, some are reviewed, some have been weeks, and something new, got reviewed in days, while the old ones are sitting.

I don't have any theory or answer, except it's random, but the fact is, they are varied and unpredictable.

You have your own private stalker who follows your accounts. They started here for one message and didn't post anything again for 7 years. Now you're getting reviews, advice on what you should write here and they monitor your microstock. I think you should avoid and ignore anyone who is following you, don't answer or reply to taunts or unwanted attention. That's my advice.

Review times are better now, I'm seeing faster reviews lately.

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As I said, fact that someone can't see something isn't the fact that those information are not there. If you know where to look.
Otherwise I wouldn't be able to see a fact or two about you.
And I stand behind what I said dear Uncle Pete.
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Or should I ask you do we here speak about files (and their upload/rejection stats)  that you created or about files uploaded on account that you represent here ? 
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Or to be more precise, other agency ?   
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And luckily for you I decided to stop here with exposing more information. 

Have fun with your attempt to become all knowing mega star of this forum.
As far as I'm concerned you are nothing but a arrogant small person and I find that any continuation of conversation with you is waste of time.

P.S. If you case that can't find your upload/rejection stats -  you have 22% rejections of all uploaded files.

As I said, fact that someone can't see something isn't the fact that those information are not there. If you know where to look.
Otherwise I wouldn't be able to see a fact or two about you.
And I stand behind what I said dear Uncle Pete.
Or should I said Uncle Mikayel ? 
Or should I ask you do we here speak about files (and their upload/rejection stats)  that you created or about files uploaded on account that you represent here ? 
Or to be more precise, other agency ?   
And we both know what I'm saying here dear Mr. Khachatryan. 
And luckily for you I decided to stop here with exposing more information. 

Have fun with your attempt to become all knowing mega star of this forum.
As far as I'm concerned you are nothing but a arrogant small person and I find that any continuation of conversation with you is waste of time.

P.S. If you case that can't find your upload/rejection stats -  you have 22% rejections of all uploaded files.

I used to get my videos reviewed under a week, but this is the first time in a long time that it's been longer than 17 days and still nothing.

Anyone else experiencing long review times for videos recently?

There was a thread about lowest custom rate on Adobe, but I can't find it right now, so I'll post here.   
Today I had lowest yet - 30 cents.  Until today lowest was 0.31

I used to get my videos reviewed under a week, but this is the first time in a long time that it's been longer than 17 days and still nothing.

Anyone else experiencing long review times for videos recently?