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# Anti-gaming and Disputes

We keep it fair and simple: every submission needs one clear piece of proof. If something looks like spam or plagiarism, it scores zero and earns a strike. If you disagree with a decision, you have 48 hours to appeal. Two stewards and one rotating community reviewer will re-check the work and give a final call. This process protects the pool, rewards real effort, and keeps quality high for everyone.

* One clear proof per submission
* Spam or plagiarism gets zero and a strike
* Appeals window 48 hours
* Two stewards plus one rotating reviewer decide


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