Would people prefer it if I took a similar approach of how the misheard lyrics are approved, and put them out in a fixed amount every day?  Say 30 or 40 at a time.  I'm finding it difficult to approve all the entries submitted on the weekend lately, and Monday ends up having 70 or 80 on the front page of the site. 

It does mean though that parodies wouldn't make it up for a day or two longer during the week too though. So if you rush to write a parody about some recent event that occured on Monday, it could be Wednesday or Thursday before it makes it to the front page.

On the plus side, you wouldn't have to worry about submitting a parody and having it appear with 60 other parodies on the same day.

I was also thinking, I could do something with the ones that are approved but not showing up yet, like maybe a list of upcoming parody titles

I think it would be okay provided that entries were approved in the order they are received - in other words, a submission that just missed a Friday update should take priority over an early Monday morning submission for a Monday update.

Another idea would be updates every 2 days, regardless of number of parodies submitted (could be 30, might be 70). Of course, that would mean having to approve parodies over the weekends (which I take it you want off - completely understandable) but you would only have to do 7 updates every 2 weeks instead of the 10 you do now.

Of course, both ideas sort of depend on submissions staying at a fairly low rate - this time last year it seemed there were an average of 40+ a day....

Yeah, that's the thing...the incoming rate comes and goes, no matter which way you go. in the long run, would it make a difference? 

Would people prefer it if I took a similar approach of how the misheard lyrics are approved, and put them out in a fixed amount every day?  Say 30 or 40 at a time.  I'm finding it difficult to approve all the entries submitted on the weekend lately, and Monday ends up having 70 or 80 on the front page of the site. 

It does mean though that parodies wouldn't make it up for a day or two longer during the week too though. So if you rush to write a parody about some recent event that occured on Monday, it could be Wednesday or Thursday before it makes it to the front page.

On the plus side, you wouldn't have to worry about submitting a parody and having it appear with 60 other parodies on the same day.



I was also thinking, I could do something with the ones that are approved but not showing up yet, like maybe a list of upcoming parody titles


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