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Originally Posted by Vote4Nixon

- In this case, it's pointless to have better stepfile authors judge your work; your merits will only increase insofar as their merits will. And, since they are already leagues of skill ahead of you, as long as they're improving, you're stepfiles will always come second in quality.

It's not like Shash and Tass compare files to each other unless they're of the same song. By your logic, since not many of the "heavy hitters" submitted stepcharts, more of the less-known artists should have gotten files into the queue.

Originally Posted by Vote4Nixon

- It's absolutely stupid to submit your subpar files in bulk, unless you're a stepfiling expert, because you have this fallacious idea that this will give you a better chance of getting a song of yours on FFR. Remember, more stepfiles means tighter competition, which results in prolifically strict judging. This means that the percentage of accepted songs will undoubtedly decrease, thus further ruining your chances of getting a file in the queue.

If a sim gets rejected, it doesn't affect any other sims. Also, see above.

Originally Posted by Vote4Nixon

In conclusion, **** this ****. FFR's just gonna be a redundant piece of **** fabricated by a handful of people with too much ****ing time on their hands. It doesn't matter though, who cares? Who gives a **** about newbie stepfile authors? It's a formula that works; people have fun playing fun stepfiles, and experienced stepfile authors make fun stepfiles, so there's no reason for this system to change.

Which is where your post falls apart and you show us that you're just disgruntled because your sims got rejected. If your files had been accepted, would that make you a person with too much ****ing time on your hands, or would you be humming a completely different tune right now?