Submitting your work

This depends on the task type and project configuration. Some tasks allow edits within a short window after submission. Others are final once submitted. Check the task instructions or ask your project lead.

You'll receive a notification explaining why. Depending on the project, you may have the opportunity to revise and resubmit. Repeated rejections may trigger a quality review of your overall performance.

Most submissions are reviewed within a few days. Some projects have faster turnaround. You can track the status of your submissions in your dashboard.

Yes. If you believe a rejection was made in error, respond to the rejection notification with your reasoning and evidence. Appeals are reviewed by a senior reviewer or project lead.

Quality always takes priority over speed. While reasonable throughput is expected, rushing through tasks to increase volume will lower your quality scores and may result in warnings. Consistent, high-quality work is what keeps you on projects.

Contact your project lead on Discord immediately. Depending on the project setup, they may be able to reopen the task for you. Do not submit a second version without confirming with your lead first.

Pay attention to any feedback on rejected or returned submissions. Some projects share aggregate quality metrics or have calibration sessions. When in doubt, ask your project lead for examples of strong submissions.

Quotas vary by project and contract type. Hourly contracts are governed by your weekly hour cap. Deliverable-based contracts specify the expected output. Your project lead will communicate any specific targets.