Sure, I am pushing your files through right now.  Sorry for the delay in ticket response, but you just had inquired on Sunday and we are still dealing with a backlog of support requests due to the long weekend in the US. 

Well I have subscribe on here too, if I see something that's easily fixed I cannot just ignore it.

Hello Keith,

Ok since it is fast I jump in
I have a problem when changing the price of the pictures (different than the one last time).
Now when I change the price of one pic, it does not allow me to change the price of another from the same batch, any ideas about that ?

Cheers
L

Yes it's usually automatic, but we took 'the robot' off the job recently due to the number of submissions. We are set up to scale our web servers indefinitely, but since it's still pre-launch sometimes we need to make compromises.

If you click 'Edit' on the submissions page, you may optionally choose a price, category, edit the IPTC keywords (or add keywords if there are none to begin with), choose if it's Editorial vs normal Royalty Free, and Adult Content.  Submitting this accelerates the files in the queue. If you change nothing, it still moves them up closer to the top of the queue, then those who simply upload and don't give their files a once-over.

Normally it is an automatic process. Isnt it? You have to do nothing to transfer images to the site from the ftp folder right?

Another question:
Images have keywords and categories but they are not "artist edited", are they in the review queu or you have to have to hit "edit" one  by one until it appear "artist edited: yes" (what is a long hard work)?

If you find an honest mistake in our review process, it's encouraged to contact us with the details, as mentioned here somewhere before, 'we are only human'.   Otherwise, we can only encourage patience in the sales results for our Editorial decisions. We are lean, and yes, increasingly picky with our choices as we have found that quality, sells. This statement does not in any way on your specific batch of approvals/rejects or imply that 46% of your recent output is not marketable, just that we are listening and open to your ideas as to why that percentage was not put through.     

This is part of why we go way, way strong on the Rejection reasons- we are not a file factory processing endless photos but a real set of creative people with ideas. Us just entering 'Reject' is not enough, so please do get back to us about specific rejects, best in our forum at www.zymmetrical.com/info/forum/
, through a support ticket, carrier pigeon, etc.   We can work with you (to a reasonable limit) regarding rejects, it's in all our best interests to do so.

Wow.

Seem that standars have rised.
First batch some months ago 10% rejected
Last bach, yesterday, 54% rejected

Not sure if it worths uploading...