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Thanks for Crushing the Submissions Inbox. We're Trying to Keep Up

The publication is currently experiencing a high volume of submissions, which is causing delays in their response times. They are actively working to process the incoming material and appreciate the community's understanding as they manage the increased workload.

zeroday.news · 36d ago

The publication is currently facing a significant backlog of submitted content, leading to extended delays in their review and response process. This surge in submissions is a testament to the community's engagement, but it has created an operational challenge for the editorial team.

Staff are diligently working to process the influx of material, prioritizing review and response as efficiently as possible. The team acknowledges the patience of those who have submitted content and expresses gratitude for the community's understanding during this period of high volume.

While the exact reasons for the increased submission rate were not detailed, the publication is committed to addressing the backlog and returning to its standard response times. They are implementing measures to manage the workload and ensure all submissions receive appropriate attention.

The publication encourages continued engagement from its community but asks for understanding regarding the current processing times. They are focused on maintaining the quality of their output while navigating this temporary increase in submissions.

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