AJ authors, have you noticed what I've noticed?

This can only be good news!

Me personally … a little to late.

This actually makes me a little nervous since I have my first few tracks currently in the review process. Hopefully at least some of them will make the cut.

At the same time, if this weeds out some of the competition, it may be well worth the trade off of having a few songs rejected.

I’ve only been a part of Audio Jungle as an author for a week but this seems to be good news . I think quality of music should be strived for on our end as producers/creators/authors and AJ’s end as well. This gives the consumers what they deserve for their project news: Quality!

Something that I’m wondering about is how many times someone can have their song rejected before the reviewers might not be willing to review their songs anymore.

Like many things here with Envato/AJ and just about every other marketplace online, you need to make things happen yourself if they are not progressing to your wants/needs/expectations. There are countless ways to change things, in regards to your own personal approach, follow through and even success. BUT you can also find ways to start trends throughout the entire community by bringing your own ideas to the table and them acting upon them. No need to wait around for anyone/anything.

Here are some of the steps I have taken to change things a bit. (You may have noticed some of these have already been replicated successfully by others around the community since I started them up a couple years ago.)

Make collections featuring only other AJ authors.
http://audiojungle.net/forums/thread/a-challenge/68224

Build up our social networks.
http://audiojungle.net/forums/thread/lets-build-up-our-social-networks/43445

Artist profile interviews featured on the OhmLab site.
http://audiojungle.net/forums/thread/artist-profiles/34070

There are more, but these have been pretty popular in comparison to some of the others. I couldn’t find the original post for the collections thread, so I started a new one today to replace it. We can change things if we want to. We do not need Envato to stop other projects to begin something for us like promoting ourselves and each other. Once this network has developed to a more mature state, and we stop launching new sites as often, there will be opportunity to focus on fine-tuning a sorts of things. And if we already have a bunch of great things rolling, it will be much easier for them to be incorporated/implemented on Envato’s end…

I am all up for raising the bar…. there is too much music which dilutes the interest of the buyer…