Judges' Handbook

Answers for a first night on the stand, written the way a handbook should be: briefly, and with a faint air of authority.

Do I need an account?

Not for the first lines. Declare yourself an adult, pick a judge, offer a line. Guests are allowed 10 messages, and registering carries the session over.

What does Score me do?

Her chat opens with her calendar night taken up as your first message, so her first reply is already a verdict. One message gets spent. The button on her card, by contrast, starts a free-form session.

Warm-up, Standing and Plus?

A new account opens on 3 days of every judge. Standing follows: 10 lines scored a day, tally wiped at midnight UTC, applied to the first 3 judges you used. Plus costs $15 for a 30-day entry or $99 for a 365-day entry, and your fees page shows the position.

How do I pay?

Pay with USDT over the TRON network (TRC-20). The fee page prints a wallet address and an amount down to the last decimal; send precisely that. Plus days begin about a minute later. Nothing recurs, and the entry conditions explain why a cleared fee stays cleared.

Will a judge open the night?

On a warm-up or Plus entry she might, if you have been away a long while, though she avoids your small hours entirely. Turn it down or off on your contestant page.

What does she remember?

Short notes about your sessions: the lines you offered, the marks they earned, the remarks that stuck. Open any session's menu to read them; rewrite or delete as you like. The About you box feeds every judge before your first line.

Is the score a statistic?

No. It is her opinion on the night, held in her own words, and she may revise it. No leaderboard, rank or average is calculated anywhere.

How do I leave?

Wipe any session from the menu inside it. For the account itself, a note to the tabulator from your registered email closes it.