Submitting a Skin

Tornberry · 13th November 2001, 02:01

How long EXACTLY does it take for winamp.com to submit my new skin? Just want a little visual. . .

-Tornberry

Colldawg21 · 13th November 2001, 02:32

3-4 weeks. just park it in the upload zone and wait for it to be published.

13th November 2001, 02:37

It varies, but currently it's about 3-4 weeks

Tom Klepl · 18th November 2001, 18:10

Yikes. Is there anything we can do do speed this up? I don't know if the "New Skins" section is sorted by date - but I've only seen one new skin in the past 2 weeks. Is there some kind of lengthy approval process with AOL or something that makes the process so incredibly slow?

18th November 2001, 18:50

It goes through the skin review team, which is volunteers, it gets doen when they get to it. Also, there usualy is a long line becasue of the skinner.exe people pumping out crap.

13th November 2001, 02:01	#1
Tornberry Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 19	Submitting a Skin How long EXACTLY does it take for winamp.com to submit my new skin? Just want a little visual. . . -Tornberry

18th November 2001, 18:10	#4
Tom Klepl Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Toronto, Canada Posts: 8	3-4 weeks Yikes. Is there anything we can do do speed this up? I don't know if the "New Skins" section is sorted by date - but I've only seen one new skin in the past 2 weeks. Is there some kind of lengthy approval process with AOL or something that makes the process so incredibly slow?

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13th November 2001, 02:32	#2
Colldawg21 Major Dude Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: ô¿ôakland Posts: 633	3-4 weeks. just park it in the upload zone and wait for it to be published.

13th November 2001, 02:37	#3
Sawg Guest Posts: n/a	It varies, but currently it's about 3-4 weeks

18th November 2001, 18:50	#5
Sawg Guest Posts: n/a	It goes through the skin review team, which is volunteers, it gets doen when they get to it. Also, there usualy is a long line becasue of the skinner.exe people pumping out crap.