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Leonilde_137327

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Why a new card is one thousand above mine
Mar 4^th, 2011, 8:13pm

Dear GCU Support Team,

I would appreciate some clarity why a card submitted almost one thousand cards after mine was already approved while mine are still waiting to be approved.

A new card published today March 4 2011 has the #783448 and I have 43 cards from #774288 to #783217 and they are still waiting in queue to be approved

What's the reason?

Thank you very much,
Leonilde

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Pamela_135500 Gold Member artist Posts: 1945	Re: Why a new card is one thousand above mine Reply #1 - Mar 4^th, 2011, 8:32pm Hi Leonilde, To me it looks like it was a fast tracked card for the wanted card request for the female soldier. I see others there too. Pamela
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Doreen_137017 Gold Member artist Posts: 5273	Re: Why a new card is one thousand above mine Reply #2 - Mar 4^th, 2011, 8:33pm Yup...you beat me to it Pamela I had just looked at that category to see the lovely cards for that Customer Request.
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Leonilde_137327

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Re: Why a new card is one thousand above mine
Reply #3 - Mar 4^th, 2011, 9:02pm

Quote from Pamela_135500 on Mar 4^th, 2011, 8:32pm:

Hi Leonilde,

To me it looks like it was a fast tracked card for the wanted card request for the female soldier. I see others there too.

Pamela

Dear Pamela and Doreen,

Thank you very much for your engagement in the dialogue. Indeed, I only looked at the number and wanted a clarification that still stands, I think, unless all of them are of fast track. Where can you see that, by the way?

I’ve just picked another two randomly from page 5, # 776282 and page 6, # 775526,
which are still above my #774288. So, many more must back up my question.

It must be some logic explanation for this to occur and I would like to now the internal mechanism for this logic. Hopefully the support team comes with it.
Leonilde

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Ernestine_131365

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Re: Why a new card is one thousand above mine
Reply #4 - Mar 5^th, 2011, 2:58am

I can't find it now, but Mindy did explain in a previous thread why there are these inconsistencies in numbering. Another reason that may or may not have been mentioned is folks bypassing review for their private gallery so they can access right away to purchase - these cards are assigned numbers - and the same artist may submit all the same cards for review for public sale and delete the private gallery cards when the public ones are approved. --doubling the number of numbers Huh

Maybe?

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Lavinia_149638 GCU Newbies artist Posts: 2	Re: Why a new card is one thousand above mine Reply #5 - Mar 5^th, 2011, 3:22am 776282 is an artist first card, for 775526 I have no explanation
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Leonilde_137327 Senior Member artist Posts: 360	Re: Why a new card is one thousand above mine Reply #6 - Mar 10^th, 2011, 12:47am Thank you, Esnestine and Lavinia for entering in the discussion about this issue. In face of no clear explanation, I assume, it is too complicated to be explained. I thank everybody who tried to make a sense out of it. Leonilde
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