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?

[technicolour]

A committee would be pretty senseless. Sorry, I just got a chance to read the whole thread. There would be a longer wait to see if your graphic passed in the queue, and the longer wait means more build up. Plus, not everyone is on at the time, and its hard trying to get everyone together. Whoever is a part of this committee would have to be someone who isn't busy. And, well, chances of finding that is, well, slim.

We need to make a limit on who can submit graphics. Yes, the whole "You-need-X-posts-to-submit-graphics". I think by doing this you will knock out some of the stupid jockers who steal from DevArt and various other places, and sort of make people work for the right to submit their graphics. I seriously think this will eliminate A LOT of the, well, horrible graphics that are in plentiful in the queue.

Also, uh, I really feel weird stating this, but as I have realized from work, if you don't say anything at all, then nothing can be improved. Honestly, I think too many people have access to the queue with, like, minimal design experience and don't quite understand the ideas behind the standards. Now, I'm definately not going to name names because a) I dont want to sound like a bitch and b) my head would go rolling out the window. I think that ANYONE who has access to the queue should have a better understanding behind these rules/guidelines before they can accept/reject shtuff.




Whew. That was fun.

[Gypsy Eyes]

Also, uh, I really feel weird stating this, but as I have realized from work, if you don't say anything at all, then nothing can be improved. Honestly, I think too many people have access to the queue with, like, minimal design experience and don't quite understand the ideas behind the standards. Now, I'm definately not going to name names because a) I dont want to sound like a bitch and b) my head would go rolling out the window. I think that ANYONE who has access to the queue should have a better understanding behind these rules/guidelines before they can accept/reject shtuff.
Whew. That was fun.

Exactly. Just because you are active and know what you're talking about with help and such doesn't mean you can judge a good graphic.