LL owners, do you really care?

[Maj. Stress]

Originally Posted by Jeremy

"so XYZ is using an auto-subber / doesn't read Rejection Mails. Oh well, welcome to the shit list."

That is a biggie with me. People that don't read rejection emails usually don't even read the rules before submitting. And they keep sending the same stuff day after day. And do not get listed day after day.

I think most reviewers are more than happy to help someone out that is making an honest effort to build nice sites. But they can not help if the submitter doesn't even care about rules or why they have been rejected.

[MrYum]

Originally Posted by Maj. Stress

That is a biggie with me. People that don't read rejection emails usually don't even read the rules before submitting. And they keep sending the same stuff day after day. And do not get listed day after day.

I think most reviewers are more than happy to help someone out that is making an honest effort to build nice sites. But they can not help if the submitter doesn't even care about rules or why they have been rejected.

Absolutely true on all counts.

I've got some that submit exactly the same shit every day. Gave up on sending them mails a long time ago

[Jeremy]

Originally Posted by Maj. Stress

That is a biggie with me. People that don't read rejection emails usually don't even read the rules before submitting. And they keep sending the same stuff day after day. And do not get listed day after day.

I think most reviewers are more than happy to help someone out that is making an honest effort to build nice sites. But they can not help if the submitter doesn't even care about rules or why they have been rejected.

I run an informal "3 strikes" kind of rule. (Informal as in I don't keep count or enforce it overly-zealously):

If they submit more than 3 or so sites consecutively with the same error(s) on it (submitted after the first Rejection Mail goes out), then they get blocked and I don't see their submits any more.

The Einstein & Insanity quote springs to mind :-)))