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A Quick Question Regarding Review Team

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Hi. I'm a new member here on this forum, and was fortunate enough to join the review team. I know we have the rating system, and when I go higher in the rating it's easier to get book choices for review. Which is fine, and I think it's a good system. However, I'm still new enough that I haven't made enough posts yet to help bolester my rating, and I am concerned about being able to post enough book reviews to still be considered an active member until I increase my rating.

So my question is this: until I get to a higher ranking, and therefore have a higher chance of picking books for the review team, is it OK to write and post reviews of books I'm reading now? I am unsure if this is breaking any rules or anything, and to be honest the whole forum setup in general is still new enough to me to be a little confusing (although I'm getting better as time moves on). Thanks so much for your help.
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You can always post reviews of your own books, in the appropriate forums, now and after getting books for reviews. It is a book site after all. :wink:
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gali wrote:You can always post reviews of your own books, in the appropriate forums, now and after getting books for reviews. It is a book site after all. :wink:
RIght, I was just wondering if I can post reviews of the books I'm reading in the review team board, or if I just post them elsewhere to bolster my post count and try and get a higher ranking.
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jamespoet wrote:
gali wrote:You can always post reviews of your own books, in the appropriate forums, now and after getting books for reviews. It is a book site after all. :wink:
RIght, I was just wondering if I can post reviews of the books I'm reading in the review team board, or if I just post them elsewhere to bolster my post count and try and get a higher ranking.
Review team board is only for books one gets for review. Other reviews should be posted in the appropriate forums. Reviews of your own books won't increase your rank, but will bolster your post count.
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gali wrote:Review team board is only for books one gets for review. Other reviews should be posted in the appropriate forums. Reviews of your own books won't increase your rank, but will bolster your post count.
That makes perfect sense. Thanks for the heads up.
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You are welcome! :)
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