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For the efficiency of calculation evaluations and requests, all requests should contain the following information:

Importance/Priority:

Name of the Verse/Character:

Brief Feat Description:

Importance/Priority

In order to provide assistance to those who require it the most, while providing structure to our calculation threads, we have come up with a priority system that would provide the calculations team with a working order.

Simply choose from one of the four priority levels below, and place your selected tier in the "Importance/Priority:" section.

Priority 1: Verse dependent. Affects the majority of the cast within the verse.

Priority 2: Scales to a decent number of characters. Can put characters into different tiers within the verse (mid to high, low to mid, etc.), but does not affect the majority of the characters within the verse.

Priority 3: Gives an important statistic (Durability, Attack Potency, Speed) to a single character.

Priority 4: Gives an unimportant or supportive rating to a character or verse; recreational and unnecessary calcs. This includes feats that are blatantly below ones that have been calculated and applied previously.

It is also useful if you mention whether or not the franchises and characters that the calculations support are prominent/popular, of average renown, or obscure.

Notes

All calculation blogs should additionally include the following:

Feat Video/Picture When Applicable:

Feat Description and Context:

Procedure

Our members should try to ask for help via our request threads first, and if that doesn't work, ask a few of our calculation group members directly via their message walls, but please focus on ones that have not already received a lot of such requests recently.

In addition, if different calculation group members disagree about whether or not a calculation is reliable, or it uses unusual or uncommon calculation methods, preferably start a corresponding thread in the calculation group forum, post a link to it within the blog, and inform the calculation group members in question about it via their message walls. This is done, so they can more easily discuss the issue with each other by receiving notifications.

If there exist several calculations for a specific feat that have all been evaluated and accepted, but give conflicting results, the matter of which one that is most reliable should be first be discussed in the calculation group forum by the calculation group members before any changes are applied to the relevant character profiles. The calculation that is finally accepted should then be added to the related verse page calculation section, and the rejected versions removed.

Do not bump your requests repeatedly. You are only allowed to ask again once after every 14 days, or if you have modified a calculation after a calculation group member or somebody else has given you instructions.

If your request has already been properly evaluated by the calculation group, please update your post to state this in a bolded font, as this makes it easier for calculation group members to tell which requests that have been overlooked.