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Awards

A closed jury, a comment next to the score, and a public vote that stays in its own round.

The jury reads the entries on a private link and leaves a reason next to the score. Share a comment when the other judges should see a factual note. If the audience also votes, that round does not replace the jury round.

Take the entries

The call asks for the project, the category, and the file the jury should open. People submit from the link. You see each entry as an item, ready to put into the jury round.

An award entry form
The entry form: the project, the category, and the questions the jury will read.

Run the jury in private

Judges score on your criteria, or spend tokens if you want a forced ranking. They see only the items you give them. They can change an answer until you close the round.

The award list a judge opens
The private list: each entry, its tags, and a button to evaluate.

Keep the reason with the score

A comment sits on the entry. Leave it unshared when it is a private judgement. Share it when the other judges on this selection should read a correction before the deliberation.

A jury comment with the choice to share it
The comment, and the switch that shows it to the other judges.

How to use it

  1. Set up the jury roundA private link, then a rating or tokens.
  2. Ask for a commentThe chair reads it beside the score.
  3. Add a public roundVoters confirm an email. That round does not replace the jury.

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