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          **Approval** - This is where you decide whether a game should be approved or not. This is done on the basis or whether the game violates the [Terms of Use](https://www.fancade.com/terms/). If you are unsure, you can ask other people, or simply avoid reviewing.<br>

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          **Category** - This is where you indicate what type of project you are reviewing. Usually the project will not explicitly state its own type. Use your judgement to allocate a category. If there isn't one which stands out, choose "None". Again, if unsure, you can ask or avoid reviewing.<Br>

          **Category** - This is where you indicate what type of project you are reviewing. Usually the project will not explicitly state its own type. Use your judgement to allocate a category. If there isn't one which stands out, choose "None". Again, if unsure, you can ask or avoid reviewing.<br>

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          **Quality** - This is where you rate the quality of the game. 1 indicates a project (anything from a game, demo, kit, script) that is very bad, 5 indicates a project that is very good. This rating is entirely up to your own judgement.<br>

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          Note the following:

          * You need to sign in to a Fancade account to review games.

          * Your vote will not be the final decision. Thus a game isn't automatically rejected or accepted after your review.

          * You can't review you own games.

          * You can't review your own games.

          # FAQ

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3	3	Approval - This is where you decide whether a game should be approved or not. This is done on the basis or whether the game violates the [Terms of Use](https://www.fancade.com/terms/). If you are unsure, you can ask other people, or simply avoid reviewing.<br>
4	4	<br>
5		Category - This is where you indicate what type of project you are reviewing. Usually the project will not explicitly state its own type. Use your judgement to allocate a category. If there isn't one which stands out, choose "None". Again, if unsure, you can ask or avoid reviewing.<Br>
	5	Category - This is where you indicate what type of project you are reviewing. Usually the project will not explicitly state its own type. Use your judgement to allocate a category. If there isn't one which stands out, choose "None". Again, if unsure, you can ask or avoid reviewing.<br>
6	6	<br>
7	7	Quality - This is where you rate the quality of the game. 1 indicates a project (anything from a game, demo, kit, script) that is very bad, 5 indicates a project that is very good. This rating is entirely up to your own judgement.<br>
8	8	<br>
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11	11	Note the following:
12	12	* You need to sign in to a Fancade account to review games.
13	13	* Your vote will not be the final decision. Thus a game isn't automatically rejected or accepted after your review.
14		* You can't review you own games.
	14	* You can't review your own games.
15	15
16	16	# FAQ
17	17

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