I'm angry about the rules of the VG sprites section

[Paraemon]

What do the staff expect from us ? To have a full time job on the site ? Will they start to pay us for it ? Which kind of sorting do they want ? Why would us start to sort anything that developpers THEMSELVES didnt sort... ?????

It's like the staff didnt think in their head(s) when they publish(ed) this kind of rules.
Some submission can be sorted I suppose, some other just cant, it's physically not possible.

Calm down.

Firstly, the staff volunteer their time to sort through the submissions - they don't get paid for this, so why would we? It's down to you, the submitter, to organise it all, irrespective of what's holding you back away from the computer - it's a form of quality control, and if you, the submitter, don't want to take time to have the submission in a way that's practical for everyone to use (let's be honest, 10k images even if split up into multiple zips is a lot to sort through), then why would the staff take the time to entertain the submission? They're not here to be our slaves and clean up our messes, they're here to manage the site.

Next, just because the developers didn't sort them, doesn't mean we shouldn't. When I ripped Da Capo II for example, the character CGs were all in one folder. It took me more than a day to organise and sub-organise the various characters and any various outfits they were wearing into their respective zips. It makes it easier for those who download the submission to look through it for what they're looking for - if it's just one single folder with thousands upon thousands of images with multiple common themes (the best way to organise is by theme of image) then how can it be expected for anyone to use those when it's basically information overload?

So yes, the staff did think about that when they published that rule. Because as said, it's not for them to fix it, it's for you to have sorted it out accordingly in the first place. Regardless of how "physically possible" it is, it's really just down to you to take the time to do that little bit of extra organisational work. There's no suppose about it.