Here's a question I've been wondering;

Let's say I have a few designs up. If I announce something simple on the market like "Designs up", would that be frowned upon, trying to get random mortal reviewers to check them?

Here's a question I've been wondering;

Let's say I have a few designs up. If I announce something simple on the market like "Designs up", would that be frowned upon, trying to get random mortal reviewers to check them?

I think that'd be unnecessary...these people are getting paid to review, so I think there's already a pretty good incentive for them to keep the queue low.

This is a bit different from asking people to join an arena queue, which, while not selling or buying, seems appropriate for market because otherwise nobody would ever join a queue...

I love the mortal review program; I submit things at 3am and by the time I log on the next morning they've been approved or rejected!

Though one of my designs was just randomly flagged as needing divine review, which confuses me.

If a design mentions a divine (or includes their symbol/visage) it has to be flagged for divine review, and then the Charites approve or reject it (if it is the latter, they have to hunt down the divine in question and speak with them, have them review it, etc).

Also if a trademaster resubmits a rejected design without a change and just arguing the reason for the rejection, it is flagged.

Probably one of those two.

Here's a question I've been wondering;

Let's say I have a few designs up. If I announce something simple on the market like "Designs up", would that be frowned upon, trying to get random mortal reviewers to check them?

Since mortal reviewers aren't supposed to know who submitted designs, that would indeed be frowned upon!

Can't said reviewers just check to see the trademaster of the cartel to see who submitted it?

Can't said reviewers just check to see the trademaster of the cartel to see who submitted it?

Your essence swells from controlling the Untarnished Wreath of Nature.
A fold appears in the tapestry of fate, heralding the birth of a new year as the
gods pen the next chapter into the neverending story that is Lusternia.
You may submit up to 3 public designs and 3 cartel designs for the Shadowfeast
Cooking Cartel this period.
You may submit up to 3 public designs and 3 cartel designs for the Clan of
Children of Crow this period.
You may submit up to 3 public designs and 3 cartel designs for the Clan of The
High Coven this period.
You may submit up to 3 public designs and 3 cartel designs for the Clan of The
Roseine Call Catering Cartel this period.
You may submit up to 3 public designs and 3 cartel designs for the Clan of The
Roseine Call Cooking Cartel this period.
You may submit up to 3 public designs and 3 cartel designs for the Clan of The
Roseine Call Artisan Cartel this period.
You may submit up to 3 public designs and 3 cartel designs for the Clan of The
Roseine Call Forging Cartel this period.
You may submit up to 3 public designs and 3 cartel designs for the Clan of The
Roseine Call Jewelry Cartel this period.
You may submit up to 3 public designs and 3 cartel designs for the Clan of The
Roseine Call Tailoring Cartel this period.
You may submit up to 3 public designs and 3 cartel designs for the Clan of The
Roseine Call Bookbinding Cartel this period.
You are dismayed as some iridescent spores turns to dust in your hands.
You are dismayed as some iridescent spores turns to dust in your hands.
Midnight shadows coalesce around a new day, and Mother Night embraces the land
in utter darkness.
It is now the 1st of Estar, 260 years after the Coming of Estarra.

Here's a question I've been wondering;

Let's say I have a few designs up. If I announce something simple on the market like "Designs up", would that be frowned upon, trying to get random mortal reviewers to check them?