It seems very vague that the selection process is "based on data we've accumulated about scripts." Does "data" simply mean your rating?
In the email I received, it mentioned if you "wanted to" get an evaluation. But isn't it mandatory to get an evaluation, since a "score" is probably the only way to get noticed above the thousands of other scripts that have opted in? And even if you did get an evaluation, how can you compete with a script that has several good evaluations?
If you don't need an evaluation, does that mean that if you put up a script now, you'll have a shot compared to a script that's been up for a year, since there will be zero "data" on your script?
Finally, if "data" doesn't mean just your rating, what does it mean? Ten people are shortlisted in less than a month (since they announce on December 1st), so they're not reading all the scripts. Outside of a rating, what's the process?
In the email I received, it mentioned if you "wanted to" get an evaluation. But isn't it mandatory to get an evaluation, since a "score" is probably the only way to get noticed above the thousands of other scripts that have opted in? And even if you did get an evaluation, how can you compete with a script that has several good evaluations?
If you don't need an evaluation, does that mean that if you put up a script now, you'll have a shot compared to a script that's been up for a year, since there will be zero "data" on your script?
Finally, if "data" doesn't mean just your rating, what does it mean? Ten people are shortlisted in less than a month (since they announce on December 1st), so they're not reading all the scripts. Outside of a rating, what's the process?
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