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Common issues are that you might be uploading a file larger than 1MB or that it isn't in JPG or PNG format.

Other resolutions are to upload it to other places and use the URL method of upload instead of file.

no. lol

pls help me or fix it :(

You win?

Ok, I have come up with a workaround for my problem with the queue, but please let me know if you think it will cause major problems!

When something comes up that isn't listed in the Marketplace, I enter a value of 999,999 for it. To avoid skewing the dataset overall, though, at the end of each session of using the queue I go down my "Your Submissions" list and open each item with a value of 999,999 and remove that value from the item.

I experimented a bit, and if I remove the value immediately the item goes back into the pool of "50 items that have gone the longest without updates" so to be able to skip them entirely I have to leave a placeholder price in place until I am done entering other data. One benefit to this however is that it means that my placeholder prices don't cause the system to think that the item has been updated recently, so it will still show up in the queue for others after I am done, and will still get priority (assuming a listing does appear in the marketplace!)

I think I see the problem now. If it's looking at the 50 items that have gone the longest without being updated, but the allies get updated frequently, then they never make that top 50 list. Once I have updated all of the top 50 that have listings, I only get repeats of the 10 or so that have gone a long time without updates, but have no listings now, so I can't update them and get them out of the top 50 list.

What would be ideal is if it looked first at what I haven't updated for over 24 hours, and then grabbed the top 50 of those that have gone the longest without updates, but I assume that woud be a much uglier programming task since the top 50 list would have to be generated for each user instead of globally.