05-17-2009, 12:49 PM
We're always looking forward to having new custom sprites to pad out our very small (and kinda low-quality) custom section.
But because of the current lack of content, we want to make EXTRA sure that any new submissions are up to standard.
This means that for all submissions we will be administering Quality Control. What is Quality Control? It's a system where the moderation team (and any other spriters) look at the sprites and make sure they're the best the can possibly be.
If they are, that's great! We'd be happy to accept them to tSR! If not, then a mod or admin will move the thread to Sprite Discussion for improvements.
However, mods and admins don't exist soley to move your threads around, so be a help, and ask yourself "Is what I'm posting here the best it can possibly be?" If you're in doubt as to whether your work will stand the strain of Quality Control, post it in Sprite Discussion instead, and we'll move it if it's good enough.
Veteran submitters are largely exempt from this, but we'll still call you out if you get lazy!
Newbie spriters are not recommended to submit to tSR.
It's harsh, but this board is for those who know what they're doing and can produce high-standard sheets consistently.
Edit: As of 28/07/09, 2 new rules added -
- Only submissions that are arguably 'complete' will be accepted. Of course if you want to update or fix something on a complete sheet, that's perfectly cool and welcomed; but we'll specifically reject sheets that are visibly unfinished.
- Threads that are sucessfully accepted, but are not updated with new content regularly (i.e. the thread is created to submit a single sheet) will be locked once it's been processed. It stops old, completed threads from being bumped repeatedly, and getting mixed up in new stuff. If you're the owner of a locked thread on this board, and you need it unlocked to submit new content, please PM one of the moderation team with your request, and we'll deal with it.
But because of the current lack of content, we want to make EXTRA sure that any new submissions are up to standard.
This means that for all submissions we will be administering Quality Control. What is Quality Control? It's a system where the moderation team (and any other spriters) look at the sprites and make sure they're the best the can possibly be.
If they are, that's great! We'd be happy to accept them to tSR! If not, then a mod or admin will move the thread to Sprite Discussion for improvements.
However, mods and admins don't exist soley to move your threads around, so be a help, and ask yourself "Is what I'm posting here the best it can possibly be?" If you're in doubt as to whether your work will stand the strain of Quality Control, post it in Sprite Discussion instead, and we'll move it if it's good enough.
Veteran submitters are largely exempt from this, but we'll still call you out if you get lazy!
Newbie spriters are not recommended to submit to tSR.
It's harsh, but this board is for those who know what they're doing and can produce high-standard sheets consistently.
Edit: As of 28/07/09, 2 new rules added -
- Only submissions that are arguably 'complete' will be accepted. Of course if you want to update or fix something on a complete sheet, that's perfectly cool and welcomed; but we'll specifically reject sheets that are visibly unfinished.
- Threads that are sucessfully accepted, but are not updated with new content regularly (i.e. the thread is created to submit a single sheet) will be locked once it's been processed. It stops old, completed threads from being bumped repeatedly, and getting mixed up in new stuff. If you're the owner of a locked thread on this board, and you need it unlocked to submit new content, please PM one of the moderation team with your request, and we'll deal with it.
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![[Image: groove-1.gif]](http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o156/A1exi_911/groove-1.gif)
