Approved footages are not searchable

@bybasepit: Ok bybasepit, thanks for your reply...

The issue seems to be resolved. I had a batch approved last night and they are already showing up in the search. I was a little miffed to see that people are still key wording inaproperately. My new shots of the famine in East Africa are allready lost under shots of people barbecuing stakes and spare ribs under the key word "famine", when doing a search under date uploaded. Is there no way to police how people keyword?

As a followup to my comment, I see that under the "default" search, that some of my new shots on the famine are showing up in the first and second pages, with no sign of the babeque. That is nice. How is the default listing determined?

It would be great to have a "spam" checkbox for those products that are grossly bad keyworded. It's been a problem for a couple years and most artists have asked for help on this issue. Then P5 could have review, remove or re-submit to the artist to clean up the issues. Of course it has to be a very open issue of bad keywords not a simple interpretation of meaning.

"feast or famine"? Perhaps the artist was thinking that a producer might want some Western images to contrast with....

It is great to see that the "default" sort seems to be quite intelligent! But as I take a close look at some of the stuff that is approved, I wonder if P5 is a little to eager to get to that 1 million clip rating. I wonder if some researchers are not getting a little weary of looking at so much bad video?