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[Ron Flanary]

Originally Posted by bigbassloyd

It was replaced by the PEQ rejection. Bad Motive was RP's way of saying you should have kept your -ss in the house.

Loyd L.

I liked Bad Motive better. If you're going to get slapped down, might as well get hit in the mouth by a two by four.

[milwman]

Originally Posted by gregorygrice

I totally understand what you're saying. I've had plenty of rejections and I mean plenty, but I have still followed their rules and guidelines. It wouldn't make sense to create a whole new account when I have accepted photos. I may be "new" to posting to the site, but I've been shooting for a while. Most of my rejections seem to be "under-sharpening" and "bad cropping".

Maybe time to give it sometime and getting better at shooting and post before trying!? The why is you just have to grow a bunch first and know what works and not.

[Holloran Grade]

Originally Posted by gregorygrice

I was invited to that thing on Facebook but never partook in it. It was just funny to see what they submitted. Even though getting photos accepted to the site are not a main priority in my life, I do enjoy getting tips from them on how to improve and getting photos accepted to this site yields a larger viewing party than other sites.

That was funny in a way, but I know three people who's pictures are no longer on RP because they participated in it.

I was kind of wondering, because I submitted a picture of a Hemingrey insulator that day, not knowing that those kids were doing that.


Death of a Hemingray 24 by El Roco Photography, on Flickr

[bigbassloyd]

Originally Posted by Ron Flanary

I liked Bad Motive better. If you're going to get slapped down, might as well get hit in the mouth by a two by four.

I concur, as there is no sense in holding back when you're questioning a persons' core motives

Loyd L.