Building a relationship with reviewers

Jel · 2006-01-06, 02:18 AM

I used to send rejection emails to everyone, and after spending way too much time sending emails back and forth (even though I state the 2 boards I post regularly at) saying the same thing over and over to different people, now send rejection mails only to submitters I know.

Getting your name 'out there' as a submitter is a good thing - I know I'm not alone in my practice so you get an email where sometimes you wouldn't, As UW says I'll let minor things slide if I know the submitter (ie I won't reject, but I'll let them know in an email), and you get the opportunity of invites should an occasion ever arise.

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2006-01-06, 02:18 AM	#15
Jel I'm the only guy in the world who has to wake up to have a nightmare Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: London, United Kingdom Posts: 1,895	I used to send rejection emails to everyone, and after spending way too much time sending emails back and forth (even though I state the 2 boards I post regularly at) saying the same thing over and over to different people, now send rejection mails only to submitters I know. Getting your name 'out there' as a submitter is a good thing - I know I'm not alone in my practice so you get an email where sometimes you wouldn't, As UW says I'll let minor things slide if I know the submitter (ie I won't reject, but I'll let them know in an email), and you get the opportunity of invites should an occasion ever arise.