June 29 Review Day GMT

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Copa do Revisão
Review Day June 2014


Event time: 6/29/2014 00:00 GMT



What's going on?

Starting at the time shown above (automatically adjusted to your local time), YWS will hold a Review Day! If you've never participated in one before, a Review Day is a period of 24 hours where everyone on YWS tries to write as many reviews as they can. During this time, no new works can be submitted.

We also set an overall goal for each Review Day, and the goal this time around is 750 reviews! If everyone who visits YWS that day does just one review, we'll easily meet the goal.


Additional info

As always, you'll also be able to join one of two review teams beginning 72 hours prior to the start of the Review Day. The two teams compete to see who can earn the most points. You can earn points by reviewing, and the better the review, the more points you earn.

To join a review team, just look out for the "Join a review team" link on the front page once the countdown clock goes up on the front page.


Free Literary Work Day

In addition, there will be a free literary work day for 24 hours prior to the start of the Review Day! We're looking to make a ton of reviews, so take advantage of this!




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So excited!!! It's been a long time since I've been around for a Review Day! :)
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Anyone else thing that the World Cup symbol-thing looks like someone face-palming? The green looks like hair parted in the middle, so it looks like someone is face-palming! Is that just me?
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Bet you didn't see that coming...




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@dominusatramentum Omg yes it does!!
I never even noticed that before XD
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