With the Thanksgiving Day holiday in the U.S., it is not surprising that there is a backlog in DVD review approvals.

Give it a couple of days.

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Thanksgiving Day is a Thursday and many folks take Friday off to make it a four-day extended weekend. Generally speaking, the primary folks who have to work on Friday are retailers and restaurants.

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- Saki

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Questions posted to online bboards will have the vast majority of their responses in 12-18 hrs. During the weekend and holidays, there are often fewer people and those who are typically more serious during the week tend to be less so.

If you are asking a serious question and want a lot of serious responses on a U.S.-centric website, you are best off asking your questions Tuesday through Thursday before the East Coast goes to sleep. You should also avoid weekends and major holidays. By the time Monday rolls around, your thread will have attracted few responses (including a lot more frivolous ones) and will now be buried in the second or third page of posts.

That's one reason why knowledge of U.S. holidays is advantageous when participating on a U.S.-centric/U.S.-hosted website such as ADT.

Of course, the same concepts apply to non-U.S. forums. If I were a participant on a French forum and wanted to ask a serious question, I wouldn't try to post it at 2am on Bastille Day.

I'm not singling you out. There are plenty of Americans who don't realize that when you ask a question online is important.

Good luck.

Edited by - cv on 11/27/2004 4:10:41 PM

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In closing.. Hope all that had a Thanksgiving Enjoyed the hell out of it ...
Regards..

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