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Since I have been busy lately with the reviewing, I was wondering, if any of you guys had a suggestions on what to review next? You can post any file here you want me to review, or you think should be reviewed, and the ones that are most chosen I will review, or maybe I'll just review them because I said so.

Keep in mind, that I have not been able to play Dink and may not be able to download more mods, so if its a mod you're suggestion, I would have to have played it thoroughly.

I don't have any specific suggestions, but there are plenty of files that have no score (they'll get listed first if you sort by score, in ascending order). Those are files that really NEED reviewing.

Huh. Had no idea you could sort by score

Lol, but how do you do it?

I know hoe to order them alphabetically, but not by score.

Files section, then click on an arrow. Quite obvious, really.

That does it alphabetically.

EDIT: Ah..ohhhhhhh......The arrows above score. lol i suck

There are MORE than just those two arrows next to the word TITLE *SIGH*

37 reviews and not a single featured one? Instead of reviewing new files, try improving your old reviews, or work on getting your reviews featured.

"A featured review will generally describe the reviewer's position on several aspects of the file. Good spelling and grammar are required. It should also have a good layout... if there aren't any new lines, for example, it would be marked as unfeatured."

Also, if there is a featured review for a file, it will show up on the file's page, whereas the unfeatured ones won't, therefore more people will read a review if it is featured.

yeah no featured ones. Im a sucky reviewer.

'Binirit' and 'Mimifish', if I recall correctly where once two of the best reviewers on here, in my opinion. They've each written about a gazillion reviews and about a bazillion of them are featured. Check out how they used to do theirs, and you'll be well on your way to becoming a top-notch reviewer.

I think it's more important that new files gets reviewed, you'll learn to review along the way

Another good tip is to actually try the file before reviewing it