If you get them up, I would be pleased to look at them. The one issue is there is a big difference between diagnosing a form "eror, and giveng advice that will make someone a better shooter. If you have ever watched golf, you will know that Jim Furik a great player had a funky homemade swing so odd, that they made ads making fun of him. Changing his club path oddities would likely not make him a better player. On the other hand, any coach would correct a beginer leaning in that direction, since there is no advantage to his loop the loop swing.

I can often pick out the way in which someone's form is unorthodox, in golf, or archery, making the recomendation that will actually make you a better shooter is a whole other thing.