Where?

Go to the 'my upoalds' page
Just underneath the title there is a line with subtitles:
Details | Images | Prints | Lightboxes | Designs | Extended Licenses
Choose 'prints'
At the right bottom, 'select all'
Don't forget to chechmark the bottom left box to that it becomes "You are currently allowing prints ", otherwise the new setting won't work
And then select the 'all on' underneath

Kind of a tricky setting, it would be much easier to have it set along with the Extended Licenses option.

Just received this email:


Dear Microstock Forum user and Photographers,
 
We are still waiting for the domainname microstockphoto.com to be moved to us as new owners and were planning to wait with moving the microstockphoto.com website to a new server untill this was finished, but because of this delay, we don't want to wait longer and will start moving all content this weekend.
Because of this, we will close the login to the Forum and photographer login just untill the movement of the website is completed.
 
We will also present some screenshots of the new design for microstockphoto here later today, which we will try to implement into the site asap.
 
We will send out an email to all photographers about this and hope you all have understanding if any problems should occur. (which we don't hope so offcourse)
 
As stated previously, many updates are planned, concerning updates, marketing etc. and we will try to keep everybody updated on it.
please check the forum announcement page now and then for updates.
 
Denne melding og oppdateringer ligger ogs� p�: http://www.microstockphoto.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=152
 
 
Ruben
ViaStep

Veinglory, here is what I did (copy below of the message I posted on the SS forum, I put on bold what seems to be important).  Hope that it can help you.   If you're not using Firefox, then it may be something else.

berryspun
Post Posted: Thu Oct 05, 2006 10:08 am
Regarding the access problem, i did the drastic thing: close all the windows, clear all the cookies, history, cache, etc. and shut down the computer to erase the remnant glitches from the past which were virtually memorized somewhere. And it worked, all the pages are accessible now. Whew!

from: http://submit.shutterstock.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=13168&start=30

I noticed it, and was very happily surprised 

Edit:  I didn't read the first line correctly:  I NEVER resubmitted old photos.  But recently I noticed that some of my old photos were downloaded again, and assumed that it was due to a modified SS search engine.

It would be nice for each picture to have a reference.  About 2 weeks ago I noticed that I had 8 pictures missing, emailed them the references from the accepted list which didn't show up in the portfolio (nor the keyword search), and fortunately they were very quick to put them back online and apologetic for the mistake.  Very nice and friendly administration team, that's for sure.

But sure I wish that there would be an individual photo reference, for both the acceptance batch and the online photo ID.  I like the convenience of keeping track, it frees up my mind.

My last batch still in queue at LO is from Sept 22.  Except for ScanStock, all the other sites have already processed it.

What concerns me the most is the lack of views (it has been 917 views for more than 10 days), with the frozen $0.30 'piggy bank' as a result.  I know that the marketing has not started yet, but I wonder...

Since the team is young and very friendly and have a desire to enjoy life (and it shows in their personal participation on the site!), I really wish them the best.  But of course to wish them the best is to wish us the best, isn't it?

Bottom line:  I don't mind waiting a few more days if I see this little piggy go to the market and start to unfreeze 

Would this help?  I don't know what it means:

http://www.jupitermedia.com/corporate/releases/03.10.22-animations.html
(exerpt)
About the ArtToday.com Network
The ArtToday.com Network offers paid online subscriptions for photographs, clipart, Web graphics, animations and fonts. Network sites include Photos.com (www.photos.com), ClipArt.com (www.clipart.com), Graphics.com (www.graphics.com), FlashComponents.com (www.flashcomponents.com), RebelArtist.com (www.rebelartist.co) and Animations.com (www.animations.com), among others. ClipArt.com is the largest subscription-based graphics resource on the Web with more than 2.6 million clipart images, animations, photos, fonts and sounds. The entire ArtToday.com Network of Web sites generates in excess of 60 million page views per month and has approximately 3.0 million unique visitors per month.

When I was on the other side of the fence, the key regarding MR was: could this person be identifiable or not ?  if the answer was yes, or if there was any kind of doubt about it, we would ask for a model release.  I can understand why the approver would err on the side of caution with these pictures. You can see part of your son's  face too, even if the picture was taken from behind.  Hope that this helps, Stacy.

TYVVM Tyler  
http://www.acronymfinder.com/

That was a quick answer Bryan, very well appreciated
Bryan, at least you are clear on your intentions, and you have a very positive reputation to work with at this point.
Your transparency approach makes your strength.  I hope now for all of us, and for a long-term win-win situation of course, that the 'piggy-bank' will start to unfreeze, and this will only come with a good designer's outreach marketing approach.  We count on you and your team, and we can be patient

AreaPhotography, in the SS forum, mrslevite said said:

"It had to come from inside a stock agency because the image has never sold."
http://submit.shutterstock.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=13055&highlight=

That's why I assumed that it was an internal theft.

Congratulations Tyler! 
Did they let you know about it, or did you just happen to see it?

It's a blank page for me...