While you're busy celebrating and getting ready to cook that tofu turkey, hear us on the other side of the Atlantic! Thanks for a great 2009. Online images: 7,114,545 Monthly images: 393,562 Users: 1,812,076 Photographers: 81,257 Users online: 2, [Leggi di più...] inviato in Happy Thanksgiving!

While you're busy celebrating and getting ready to cook that tofu turkey, hear us on the other side of the Atlantic! Thanks for a great 2009. Online images: 7,114,545 Monthly images: 393,562 Users: 1,812,076 Photographers: 81,257 Users online: 2,461 Guests online: 5,245 Collections: 11,132 Board threads: 18,626 Board posts: 163,655 As of today, Dreamstime ranks among the first 850 websites of the world: posted in Happy Thanksgiving!

@Fleyeing: it works like this: You reply to the refusal email. The message goes to a "senior" who will be checking the file along with the reason PLUS your email' statement and explanation. If he believes it's an accident, the file i [Leggi di più...] inviato in Contacting senior support.

@Fleyeing: it works like this: You reply to the refusal email. The message goes to a "senior" who will be checking the file along with the reason PLUS your email' statement and explanation. If he believes it's an accident, the file is approved and the editor notified about the mistake. You may or may not receive additional explanation. If the review was correct, the email is forwarded to the editor. He may approve the file or keep his initial decision (in which case you will receive an email). If you think the explanation doesn't clarify, you need to tell him why. Going to a "senior" because you believe the answer was "canned" will not help the editor understand why it was canned. Of course, as a last resort, you can ask him to escalate your email to another editor. But that's after you discuss with him. A "senior" will not read his brain, the editor is the one who can explain best why he refused it. @Mocker: this is not your first post about refusals. You know very well that refusals are not to be discussed on the forums. Honestly, although I find all posts above pertinent, they bring nothing new. These threads can be easily hijacked, reason why they're not allowed. posted in Contacting senior support.

I see no reason why you post this question on the forum and not via support. But to make the answer visible to other users too, all replies to the refusal emails follow a path, they don't reach the editor directly. Sometimes a second review is give [Leggi di più...] inviato in Contacting senior support.

I see no reason why you post this question on the forum and not via support. But to make the answer visible to other users too, all replies to the refusal emails follow a path, they don't reach the editor directly. Sometimes a second review is given, sometimes a separate reply is provided. If you feel the response was "canned" why not reply and ask the editor for more info? posted in Contacting senior support.