Kickstart Reviewing Challenge

Kickstart Reviewing Challenge

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  • BrumalHunter replied · Jan 9, 2015

    Of course. If you are in the top ten of the month, then you automatically qualify, so hopefully that helps as well.


    Kickstart replied · Jan 9, 2015

    I don't actually understand what you're asking, Flite. You want the days to be deducted? We dun count days - only reviews. So, um, in the end, the only thing that matters is the number of reviews you write, and not the number of days you spent writing them. I don't know if that was your question, but there it is. I hope it answers it. ^.^


    Apricity replied · Jan 10, 2015

    As in...because I don't get the same amount of days as everyone else to write review. As I will be missing Internet connection for five days, I'm not going to be able to write ad many reviews. Will that be counted against me?


    BrumalHunter replied · Jan 10, 2015

    You are already in the top ten, so unless you are somehow ousted, the reviews will not be a problem. However, when it comes down to judging the quantity, we (the judges) shall probably determine how much you ordinarily write and then add the amount we estimate you would have written in those five days to your total review count. Does this answer your question?


    Kickstart replied · Jan 11, 2015

    Okay, so here is your answer to the question. While we would love to add on those reviews to your count, I don't think it feasible. Putting aside any other reasons why we couldn't, what would the other competitors think? Just because you can't write a review on those days, we cannot bump your score higher. I know it sounds unfair, but the playing field has to be completely even. And, if we did exceptions like this for every competitor, there would be a headache's worth of stuff to add up.

    If you are in the top ten at the end of the month (for the people who are in the contest), you are in the final "round" of the judging. From there, we will judge based on quality. Quantity is scored simply on the number of reviews you write, coming up to only half of the overall score.

    I'm sorry for all the confusion. And I hope this answer is okay with you. It's all we can do. :/


    BrumalHunter replied · Jan 11, 2015

    Oh well. The boss has spoken! Sorry.



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