This mainly applies to Advantage members only but...

Just wondering about the possibility of adding a count of the number of pics in the source vote queue. I see my stats saying "x of your submitted images are currently in the voting queue" (where "x" is the number).

It'd be nice to know how many total pics are in the queue. So basically it would say something like:
"x of your submitted images are currently in the voting queue of y total images." (where "x" and "y" are the numbers).

This way if we see the number dropping low we know to break out the cameras more frequently.

Not a horrible idea at all.

infact quite a good idea

Yeah, I want to know it too!

I would also like to know which of my images are abandoned so I will not send the similar ones again.

Anyhow, the idea mentioned in above posts is a good one. I'll write this down somwhere in my DT notes.

Edit: I agree with Cafn8d.

It would be interesting to know how big the voting queue is. I'd still like to know which of my images have been rejected so I can try to guess at why and not repeat the mistakes... but perhaps a list of images (file names, and/or thumbnails?) currently in the voting queue would do; process of elimination (so to speak) would maybe help figure out which have been rejected.

Edit: I agree with Hal.

It's nice to see I'm not the only one who thinks this would be handy. As for seeing what's been rejected I asked for that a while ago (even just the filenames). Having to store thumbs of rejected images would really eat up Emmanuel's storage space and bandwidth.

What I've started doing is I have a "PSC Source Candidates" folder with "Already Submitted" in there and then "Accepted" inside that one. That way I can just move them to the proper folder and I know I've already uploaded them so I don't do it again (and I can see what "types" of pictures I've sent for the process of elimination spoken of earlier). This way I also get to keep my externals library of pics that weren't selected.

So knowing which of my pics were in the queue would be helpful too.