As others have noted, paying writers for their articles is taking too long. The current system was to wait until an article had been sitting untouched for seven days, then grade and move to the “Graded Articles” tab. The new method will put the onus of requesting to be graded on the writer.
When your article is ready to be graded, you must post a link to it in the new “Ready for Grading” pinned post. Please note that your article will not be graded instantly as it is posted there, it will likely still take us several days to grade it and then several more days for the bank to post the transaction. Articles will be graded in the order they are posted. Once an article is graded, the grader will edit your post with “GRADED” at the bottom. You may add multiple articles to a single post, however do not edit your post to add more articles and jump people in line. If we see this happen, all your articles will be moved to the end of the queue for grading.
After an article is graded, it will remain in the regular media section. We will continue to move articles out of the regular section and to the graded section after seven days of inactivity. Any article that hits that point without requesting to be graded, will be graded at that time.
To help with this transition we are adding another media grader, @Deusolis. Welcome to the media grading team!
When your article is ready to be graded, you must post a link to it in the new “Ready for Grading” pinned post. Please note that your article will not be graded instantly as it is posted there, it will likely still take us several days to grade it and then several more days for the bank to post the transaction. Articles will be graded in the order they are posted. Once an article is graded, the grader will edit your post with “GRADED” at the bottom. You may add multiple articles to a single post, however do not edit your post to add more articles and jump people in line. If we see this happen, all your articles will be moved to the end of the queue for grading.
After an article is graded, it will remain in the regular media section. We will continue to move articles out of the regular section and to the graded section after seven days of inactivity. Any article that hits that point without requesting to be graded, will be graded at that time.
To help with this transition we are adding another media grader, @Deusolis. Welcome to the media grading team!