Not at all. I'm just saying that you should use your time to write 52 awesome tracks rather than listen to 1510 hastily-written tracks.

Correct.

On the topic of traffic jams, I find indicator phase differences between multiple cars when waiting to turn right or left to be inspiring.

I've been listening to this quite a bit in the last few days. Refined simplicity with sugary sounds. http://comtruise.bandcamp.com/

Just wait until the last moment to upload a track. Or put up with the possibility of being doomed. In terms of a progression of ideas that lead to the final thing that's being uploaded: you can always link to uploads of drafts within the description of your WeeklyBeats upload, if that is something you would like to do, I guess (right?). These drafts would have to be stored elsewhere, though. If you would like some space for this purpose (and assuming you don't have hosting elsewhere), drop me a line.

I agree with Poppi re: closing it off. It makes sense to me - one question might be whether or not we are expecting many more people or not.

I disagree with Poppi re: chip-centric nature of WeeklyBeats. Plenty of people not involved in the chip scene seem to be into WeeklyBeats.

Would love to hear you make some more of your acoustic folk stuff, Poppi.