Blog Approval...

I haven't had much trouble with the blogs that I've submitted to be featured; it generally happens within a few hours for me, and nearly always on the same day.

It's my job to help the next generation, and set a good example for them. And for that I'll gladly lay down my life.

Well, It normally depends on how many are online and how many blogs they gotta read and approve/disapprove.

Former BBmin and Gamemin.

Same here, Skittles.

10 years on SDK

I'd love to be a blogmin. I like reading blogs. :/ I'd also would feature good blogs with good grammar, Paragraphs. Ect.

Sorry, Thatms the actual first time i've ever said i'd like to be admin :/ And it ussually takes within the day for it to be approved.

Giving up doesn't always mean your weak. Sometimes it means your just strong enough to let go.

Everything gets done at it's own pace, and it's not really anything significant if your blog doesn't automatically get featured.

Don't argue with idiots because they will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience.

I think the better the blog writer the faster the blog will get submitted. If a admin were to see a blog submited by someone who has had multiple blogs submited and also se a blog submited by someone who has had several blogs rejected, they will check the better blog writer's blog first.

Idk if i worded that right e-e lol

I dream of a better tomorrow, where chickens can cross the road and not be questioned about their motives.

@Ricky I agree with you to a degree, but I've noticed that users who consistently write well are more likely to have their blogs featured.

It's my job to help the next generation, and set a good example for them. And for that I'll gladly lay down my life.

i had one blog that didnt get dispproved until a day later, it was still really popular even though it wasn't featured, but the wait was annoying

I agree with Ricky. I'm currentley waiting on mine. Although i slightly do agree with Divine a bit...

Giving up doesn't always mean your weak. Sometimes it means your just strong enough to let go.

To feature or not to feature, that is the question.

It's my job to help the next generation, and set a good example for them. And for that I'll gladly lay down my life.

I would say that there is a enormous amount of blogs that want to be featured, and I do not think the blogmins are lazy. They are just too busy reviewing all of them.

Lotsa spaghetti or some shit

I've waited 4 days for my blog to be reviewed and a bunch of admins got there's featured right when they submitted it. It gets really annoying. Also, what Waffle King said

Giving up doesn't always mean your weak. Sometimes it means your just strong enough to let go.

The admins do feature/review fellow admin blogs before even taking a look at the regular users blogs. They just have there group and it's kind of to be expected.

Don't argue with idiots because they will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience.

But still, There's users here too. Not just admins. Users should be respected and be treated like ad,ins are treated. Minus the powers.

Giving up doesn't always mean your weak. Sometimes it means your just strong enough to let go.

True, true

Two fails don't make a win... and three fails don't either. So no thinking about it kiddies xD

What makes this Website popular IS The users. NOT the admins.

Giving up doesn't always mean your weak. Sometimes it means your just strong enough to let go.

Blogging < Personal time.

Get over it. :L

Come at me dog.

it take me 24hour to just get a no or yes on my blog feature we have blogmin whonot doing good job like they lazy or something

A true developer

DC, and many others aren't JUST blogmins. They have many other jobs to do, they can't spend every minute they have accepting blogs. Many blogs do get accepted on the first day,others do not. Remember, patience is a virtue.

Come at me dog.

I honestly haven't seen this problem much. Most of the blogs I've seen featured were done so within a few hours of their submission, mine included.

On the note of the Admins seeming to treat users as the 'untouchables', I haven't really noticed this is my 2 year stay here. Obviously I'm not on all the time to make the call that it doesn't happen, but I highly doubt it's common in all but a few Admins.

It's my job to help the next generation, and set a good example for them. And for that I'll gladly lay down my life.