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- Randomgold
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- kandscreeley
- Special Discussion Leader
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- bookowlie
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- Favorite Book: The Lost Continent
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- Latest Review: To Paint A Murder by E. J. Gandolfo
You wouldn't be able to see other options even if there was a way to remove a book from your list. The way it works is there is a complete list. If you are at a lower level, you will only see certain books and, depending on your level, there will be a delay in seeing other books. Basically, the high-level reviewers get first dibs on the higher-paid books and the lower level reviewers don't get to see those books at all. There is an explanation about this in the Review Team section.Randomgold wrote:I haven't been a reviewer here for very long, but I've already noticed a slight problem with the book selection system for the review team. There is no way to remove a book from the selection list. You either have to accept it or let it sit there indefinitely, even if there was already a review published for said book. There should be a way to actively remove a book that there is no need to review, or the reviewer simply has no interest in, and would rather see other options instead. Removing a book in this way could present the reviewer with other options, or simply remove the book from his/her list. Either way works, since even just removing a book can declutter a reviewer's list, giving them a better view of books they would be more interested in reviewing.
If you have already reviewed a book, it will usually not be on the list anymore. The only time it will remain on the list if if the author has requested additional reviews for the book.