[bksvol-discuss] Re: books which linger on download list
- From: Rogerbailey81@xxxxxxx
- To: bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 16 Sep 2008 14:21:59 EDT
I was wondering, though, what is the best way to let others know about these
validating difficulties. Just releasing them returns them to step one
without comment. When one uploads a book, though, there are two places where
one
can click a reject button. It is before one enters the path to the book on ones
computer and the second one is afterwards and is one choice on the final page
before one submits it. I was wondering if either of these reject buttons
gives one a chance to enter comments about any problems with a recommendation
to
return it to step one or should one just click the accept button with a note
to the administrator. I am still fairly new to this and so far all the books
I have validated have been of acceptable enough quality that I just submit
it for approval, but it occurs to me that eventually I might want to give up
on a book and return it to step one with a note of warning for the next
validator. In a message dated 9/16/2008 2:07:50 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
thoth93@xxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
Thanks forlks for helping to figure out which books are giving
validators validation difficulty.
The more we point out these books to one another, the more likely it
is that one of us will be able to work with an individual book.
Fortunately, among us we have a wide range of tastes and a wide range
of validating talent.
Roger, to your point. We fortunately have a lot of books on a variety
of subjects. So somebody is usually interested in at least attempting
to validate a book on step 1. Sometimes a book "gets stuck" because
it presents particular scanning or validating difficulties. Letting
each other know about these particular books does seem to help get
the log jam moving a bit better.
E.
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