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well, its about third part of people who live in my country ;DD
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Moonworks said
I was surprised at the number of accepted/rejected items. I thought there would be a higher percentage of rejected items. I’ve found myself on both sides of that, and know just how it feels to have that rejection arrive, but the acceptance on other items just feels sweeter
I don’t have any figures on it, but I feel that on Photodune the rejection rate is much lower (you get rejected on a few pictures, or approved on a few thousand), and considering the amount of photo’s on there, this greatly pulls down the average 
