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7:24 PM, Wednesday July 8th 2020

Your submission is there, eventually someone will get to it, even if it takes a few weeks. I try to critique submissions in order (lesson 1 > box challenge > lesson 2 > lesson 3 etc) to encourage people to critique other lower lessons, so like you've been doing if you critique lesson 1s you'll get more chances to get critiques. Uncomfortable also included a new system that makes your submission get higher in the queue depending on the agrees you recieve in your critiques, so doing critiques will help you even more because of that.

8:07 PM, Wednesday July 8th 2020

Good to know! This clarifies things. Thank you (and hanamiroyui and jordanasza) for your responses.

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