Forgive me if this question has already been answered (which I'm sure it has). What should/can I do if I've done reviews and the writers have not read them, or rated them in order to get said points?
Is there a certain protocol to follow in order to receive those points?
If the person does not provide a rating on how helpful your review was, then after, I think, seven days, the system will automatically rates your review and provide you with, I think, 2 points.
It would appear that one could technically game the system by going back to the very first submissions, find the people that have not signed on in years, months, and then simply provide a BS review, wait the time out, and then cash in.
But who would do such a thing?
Maybe we need a timer. Once a review has been posted for say, two months, it can no longer receive reviews, and therefore, it might limit the abuse.
That is if there is abuse going on. I would never suggest otherwise....
It would appear that one could technically game the system by going back to the very first submissions, find the people that have not signed on in years, months, and then simply provide a BS review, wait the time out, and then cash in.
You, sir, have found quite the loophole.
Quick! Edit your thread so less people know about this...
Never!
If someone wants points that badly, and they really really want them, let them have it.
While I come on here to get better as a writer, this site also helps me become a better editor, reviewer, provider of critiques. And the only way that happens is if you put in the time.
Oh, wait....you didn't want the sermon....sorry....
I kicked this loophole up forever ago but no one ever closed it.
