The Rules

Bounty submissions and contest entries are reviewed by the team. A reviewer can reject work that is low quality, off-topic or doesn't match the task. If your work is rejected, you'll see the reason, so you know what to fix before you resubmit.

Review is one person's call, and we won't pretend otherwise. We can't run every meme past a panel of ten judges. If you think a decision was wrong, open a ticket (see Appeals). Otherwise, fix it, resubmit and move on to the next one.

Use AI however it helps you: research, ideas, translation, the boring parts. Nobody here is pretending it doesn't exist.

What you post has to sound like you, though. Readers have learned the AI tells: “In a world where...”, three-word slogans like “Fast. Fair. Fun.”, “Great question!”, text that is perfectly polished and says nothing. Once someone spots them, they stop reading.

If your post could be swapped for any other casino tweet and nobody would notice, it won't get approved. Same if it reads like a prompt with Enter pressed. Have an opinion. Make a typo. Write like a person who actually has something to say.

• Stealing content.

  Submitting someone else's words, art, memes or ideas as your own.

• Faking engagement.

  Bought followers, paid likes, bot replies, engagement rings, or alt accounts on Discord or X.

• Gaming the counters.

  Spam, copy-paste, splitting one sentence into five messages, talking to yourself to pad your weekly chat count.

• Lying on submissions.

  Deleting a retweet or reply after you got the points, claiming a like you never gave, fake screenshots, submitting work that isn't yours.

• Disrespecting people.

  Trash-talking other members, harassment, brigading. The community is half the value here, so don't poison it.

• Disrespecting the team.

  You can disagree with a moderator's or reviewer's decision. You can't abuse someone for making it.

• Leaking private channels.

  Screenshots of private channels or internal announcements shared outside. If you want to share something, ask first.

• Using Rakefam to push scams.

  What you do elsewhere is your business until it lands on us.

Cheating doesn't only hurt your own score. It's unfair to everyone on the leaderboard who earned their spot honestly.

Nobody gets removed for being quiet. There's no minimum, no green-dot check, and nobody counts your hours online. The leaderboard does reward people who show up, though, so the more you're around, the higher you climb.