perhaps I was a little harsh on the system of submissions. But it still seems odd to me the original text of quotes or whatever can not be viewed by me on site after I sent it off and I can't understand why... after I tried (the rules of submission leave enough - to much for my taste - room for interpretation) to follow the submission rules I already have two submissions accepted, which I rate a success :-) It's a shame though, that my first submissions weren't accepted, because I did not dare to leave a copy of the transscript on my computer and thus, would I want to submit them again, have to find search for the right scene, note every word again and so on - too much effort...

again about the quotes-integration-mechanism. What I really don't like is the way a reaction to a rejected submission is just not possible. Beeing allowed to defend oneself is the basis of any democracy. Not beeing able to redeem oneself leaves one with a feeling of helplessness. Honestly it makes it harder for me to identify with the idea of tv.com, if I get treated this way... let's see if this gets better or worse...

No wonder, there's not so many quotes in most of the episodes: The format, the moderators wish for, is not made exactly clear anywhere. Then there's the message 'Your submission was rejected'; and so what?!?!? Why? ?? That moderator tells me to follow his (personal) submission rules, but which of the rules got violated by my submission, he did not specify. How am I supposed to find out? By trial and error? No way I am submitting this again and again until I finally ("I don't know how I finally made it, but it worked." *happy*) succeed. And the biggest **** (Oh my, the censor-bad-language-thing again - that's so ridiculous!) in all this is, that, even if I would like to resubmit it, I would have to re-extract the two quotes from the episode again, because my complete submission cannot (!) be looked at again. How am I supposed to know, what I exactly posted and what the mistake is, that led to the rejection? I won't save all this on my hard-disk for backup for sure. If I submit something, I expect, the submission remains save somewhere in the systems. That's not the case: I'm not submitting any quotes no more - I wanted to share two quotes for an episode, with no info except the summary at all - if the moderator does not want it - I'm not trying again under these circumstances... I'm bummed out!

this is going to be interesting. The episode is dealing with 'backdoor-sex' - I'm eager to find out, whether this gets accepted... we'll see - actually these are quotes from the episode... so why not in my opinion :-)

what's that supposed to mean? 'Weatherman' I could relate to, but a pig? Sweaty? Then again I don't care that much, as I'm now able to get stuff into the goof sections :-)) I wonder if all that stuff, that people write in here get's proof-read? Must be a hell of a work... but a nice site in my opionion :-)

and I thought I would wake up to a risen Level... as much as I showed some effort yesterday to enhance my profile towards level 2, I really thought there'd be at least a slight progress in percentage - still 0% :-( Maybe I'll write a review... who would want to read my **** ? '****' means censored, which - in my opinion - is a shame - considering I am posting this in the land of the free speech! Unfortunately this freedom of speech seems to have gotten a little restrained since You know what...

this 'level-thingie' bugs me out - just found a goof in 8th episode of 'numb3rs' (how long must this poor man with his pyramid-system been working to phish for 500.000 (!) account-informations, then get 1 dollar from each one and all the while put 1 back to a previous account? I don't actually believe a single person would've/could've pulled that off....) and now I can't post it :-(