I disagree with a jam cap. There are plenty of cases where I would want to submit a piece to say, several bundles. Some projects stay online for many years and are submitted to a long list of jams; some bundles are made up as jams.
I hear your issues with spammers and agree it's against the spirit of the events, but a cap isn't the solution here, please.
Well, from my perspective the annoyance would be the same whether it’s clicking “no” on the approval or just doing a normal disqualification the way it currently goes.
The real question is whether the approval step would serve as a disincentive for the spammers so that they wouldn’t even bother submitting in the first place. Hard to say without trying it.
