6 years ago
Freelancer Career - "Edit Rejected Content" Takes Far Too Long
Basically, if you've done the Freelancer Digital Artist or Writer career, if your painting/book is ever rejected, the interaction to "edit" it to try and resubmit it takes waaaay too long compared to just creating a brand new painting/book.
Like, why should I spend the same amount of time it takes to write a whole new book to edit the rejected book?
It'd be far better to just send my rejected book off for publishing, and get royalties from it, and spend the same amount of time just writing a new book to submit than to choose to just edit it.
And the situation is even worse for Digital Artists! With an upgraded sketch pad, you can create an entirely new picture in like 10 Sim minutes (or less for tiny jobs like Icons), whereas editing a rejected painting takes like 10x the amount of time.
There's no reason to not just sell the reject to cut your losses and make a brand new painting from scratch.
The "Edit Rejected Content" interaction should be tuned to complete much faster.
Like, why should I spend the same amount of time it takes to write a whole new book to edit the rejected book?
It'd be far better to just send my rejected book off for publishing, and get royalties from it, and spend the same amount of time just writing a new book to submit than to choose to just edit it.
And the situation is even worse for Digital Artists! With an upgraded sketch pad, you can create an entirely new picture in like 10 Sim minutes (or less for tiny jobs like Icons), whereas editing a rejected painting takes like 10x the amount of time.
There's no reason to not just sell the reject to cut your losses and make a brand new painting from scratch.
The "Edit Rejected Content" interaction should be tuned to complete much faster.