Graphics, gone to hell? Options

[Gypsy Eyes]

Sorry if I sound like a broken record but what is happening to the graphics? The quality is decreasing and it looks like some of the mods (not saying any names) aren't reading the submission rules or guidelines. Just looking through the first two pages I can see four of five graphics that are either poor quality or go against the rules. Wasn't the whole point of having a queue to weed out the bad graphics?

[stay infinite]

Jackie, at least your bringing it to their attention, you in no way sound like a broken record.

I completely agree, the newer staff I hate to say it are the ones accepting a lot of the on the lower side of the scale graphics, I've noticed it for some time. And it doesn't matter how many times you say it almost, its never going to end. No matter how many house cleanings the design staff do theres always going to be bad graphics when new people get hired and even the ones that are already hired and don't know what to accept or their just too nice and accept everything.


^You on xanga staff Rachael, if you knew this was happening and stuff why didn't you even bring it up with staff and ask them. I know theres plenty of design related threads backstage and I'm pretty positive you can check who accepted those and perhaps contact them about it as well Sorry if that came out rude or anything, no intention for it to sound that way


http://www.createblog.com/graphics/download.php?id=29062
yea that one does look like it was copy and pasted although some people could use them as image stamps for photoshop and make brushes out of them perhaps if they wanted. Perhaps think about adding a new part in graphics for image stamps?

http://graphics.cbimg8.com/57/28886c.gif
Credit is way to big, I remember seeing a discussion about this some time ago about how a lot of people were complaining why their graphics were rejected only because of the credit, and I'm pretty positive everyone on the staff has seen it and its even in the moderator guidlines at accepted graphics so the newly hired design staff (kristina) should know whats on it, so I highly doubt it could have been her.

http://www.createblog.com/graphics/download.php?id=28779
I agree this is really simple, but if you look at a lot of the backgrounds a lot of them the people didn't even make like Kimmetree, she submitted a whole bunch of victorian style backgrounds that she in no way created and they were accepted. Also I mean its a background image, if it looks fine when set as one I don't see why it should need to be rejected?


http://www.createblog.com/graphics/download.php?id=29136

I don't know if you've noticed but this has been going on for a really long time. Some user use to submit photos of her little drawings and words on notebook paper all the time. And once one is accepted there is no reason in rejecting all the others like it because then people would start to question and think its a personal issue. Also if you look around in the graphics there are some that are pictures of paintings and such as well

http://www.createblog.com/graphics/download.php?id=29172

what is this one for exactly? If this one were to get rejected then almost ALL of the photos submitted to createblog and were accepted need to go and get rejected as well.



Hate to do that to you Rachael, but I just find it weird that your confronting this with the staff on the community part and didn't think of bringing it up backstage first were the real problem lies (or well starts there with staff)



From Jackie,

http://www.createblog.com/graphics/download.php?id=29225
Seriously, why was this accepted. I really think you guys should just eliminate all personal pictures accepted unless there is a real reason for keeping them. Which is found rarely.



How about all these too?
http://www.createblog.com/graphics/download.php?id=28676
- I'm pretty positive that goes under icon collages, which then again I don't think were supposed to be accepted, since their pretty tacky anyways and more than likely they didn't make any of the icons or images off of the collages in which their taking credit for.