

chrisatkinsonline said
When I type “cinema” in the search field on AJ, it comes up with a relevance list, what surprised me was that the song which came to the top didn’t have any words or tags matching “cinema” ?
Could be you misspelled it? Here are my results: http://audiojungle.net/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&term=cinema
When someone posts unfunny gifs in ‘Let’s share funny GIF animations’ thread:


What I did with my hip hop track was removing it from the portfolio after a year without sales.
timmcmorris said
One more thing. No more threads about me until 100,000 sales or something crazy OK?
+1
Mind your own damn business people. Despite good intentions, that magnifying glass you put on a person all the time might be very weary. It’s not a reality show.
If I was to remove a track from audiojungle and place it elsewhere where I needed to also have it registered with my PRO (ASCAP) what are the complications or legalities of that if it had already been selling here on audiojungle. I wonder if it is only an issue if it has had extended license sales. Anybody have experience with this type of situation?
Any license issued before registering with PRO has to be respected. You should notify your PRO before registering a track that it has already been licensed to some projects.

The reviewer is right, it’s too similar to be sold as 2 different tracks. I wonder, how after a month did he remember the track though? Obviously it made an impression on him. Well, now without a shadow of doubt you can add keywords like ‘memorable and ‘unforgettable’ to the description 
