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Not that I'm unsatisfied with your treatment of my film (well, I am unsatisfied but that's beside the point), but I am wondering why I haven't been notified in any way about this...

Brian, as opposed to your view on dictionary series getting preferential treatment, I'd say that length simply isn't part of the judging process. A well-made film (Maladroit) got in because it has good technical aspects and stuff like that, and a pretty bad film (like Boba Fett) didn't get in because it has bad technical aspects and stuff like that. Length doesn't seem to be of the matter in the judging process, instead of tje quantity the reviewers judged the films based on their quality.

It wasn't rejected, it just didn't make the cut to be recommended.  Again, if anybody wants to see 'dictionary' series movies, it's easy to search "dictionary" in the search bar, and that will bring up your film as one of the results.  Currently we're not notifying, but I'd like to have this changed (obviously it's not directly in my control) since some users are not finding out when their films are processed.

I believe that is on the to-fix list.  It looks like the one displaying on the page is the date the film was accepted rather than the date the user stated that the film was made, in the submission form.

Everybody here submitted most of the films they've ever made, it's going to take us more than a week to process all of them.  Bear with us over the next couple months while we catch up with the onslaught of submissions.

That said, any user can rate a film that hasn't been processed yet, from its discussion thread.

Could you guys add my last name with the "Zeuxis" info ? it's "Heirstrate".

-Darkman

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On 'Paradise Hills?'  It still displays fine for me.  I know there were a couple issues initially so maybe you need to refresh or something.  Otherwise it could be an issue of text being magnified, I'm not sure what else would cause this.

For me it actually looks fine at 1024 x 768, we were keeping that resolution in mind as the minimum.  But I'll try to fix this.

edit: OK, should be fixed now.  Unless you have a screen resolution lower than 1024 x 768, at which point you really should consider upping your screen resolution.

There is eleven pages of this now, so forgive me if this has been asked before.

Is there a way in the film directory to click on a creators name and see all the films they have done ?

Cheers Si.