No, you're missing the point. If we punish people for doing horrible, effortless work that'll reflect onto others to not submit things that are similar. It's a waste of our time to review a texture not worth reviewing. And I don't mind losing a growing number of resources if those resources suck
If we set a standard, that will discourage users to submit a resource below the standard, which will then take away less pointless moderation of garbage
No Supa, you are missing the point. That's the whole process of moderation, to approve
AND disapprove, whether it be crap, sucky, bad, okay, nice, good, excellent, proffesional. If you think its a waste of time then you shouldn't be a res mod at all. You cant expect to ONLY review the "good stuff", if so, then you are nothing but a lazy COUGH COUGH* that doesn't deserve to represent the staff at all.
There is all levels coming in and out and its YOUR FUCKIN JOB to review ALL levels, regardless on whether you think if fuckin craptastic and effortless. If you dont like the whole process of reviewing/ moderation then why are you wanting to encourage this bs that only proves the whole staff are a bunch of lazy power hungry elitists? Honestly, id prefer to moderate natural skill progression on all levels than be labeled a complete lazy faggot dick with the sole role of being lazy and abusive to developing new comers who only want to commit and be apart of the community. You do realize they are wanting to be apart of the community right? They are wanting to grow and develop. And you must feed the little newborn birds some nice juicy worms instead of pushing them off the nest.
What I encourage is a small whisper of advice to the ear, and if they dont follow that whisper thena small natural slap on the wrist, what you are on about is a punch on the face which was driven based on your own personal opinion that is obviously bias based on your cocky personality and attitude, which you are displaying here.
Honestly Supa, look back at your first skin, it was far worser than the first top link. It was a cnped head from Gears of War with scribbles on the body. If you were discouraged based on your stupid suggestion you wouldn't want to progress on skinning, you knock out the second stage of development which is just as vital as the first. And dont bring me the "NO I WOULDNT, I WOULD WANT SOMEONE TO NEG REPZORS ME" bs as i know you are talking shit. Although you may be right, as i know you are horribly cocky which surprises me on how you can patch up your flaws or improve in any stage of development.
Be constructive here Supa, think of the community and the moderators as a WHOLE, as one, as a family. Dont suggest stupid shit that destroys the whole family feel every social community should have as a foundation.
You know? You know what you should of suggested Hmm? Possibly Ask ralle to make the rules as a popup before clicking the submission button? Possibly get users to notice the rules, becuase THAT's the issue here, they are not understanding the rules first and they need to have that understanding encouraged and enforced. They shouldnt be treated like trolls or filth when all they want to do is add to the community and be apart of it.
Want to find a quicker way to moderate? Then as Ralle to implement a quicker system that Auto pastes after click on what guidelines one does not follow (so in which, they can understand that and improve by posting a skin that follows that guideline.)
What you are inducing is a fear to "DO NOT SUBMIT" instead of a "Submit when it follows this guideline" as yours induces the fear that they will get punished wrongfully again when they try to make and effort. Simple advice then disapproval of their resource is enough, anything more than that is extreme. People are going to get the wrong idea...and you have the wrong idea to start off with in the first place....and sacrificing one group of the community which is just as vital as the most respected people here for your benefit so you can take off some cheap load on your wagon is selfish, I hope you never get promoted here.