How do votes shape tonight's bill?
Sign in to vote once per launch. Votes are genuine community choices—no amount of money can change that.
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Your vote takes centre stage
To vote, you need to sign in and confirm your email address. Each launch gets one vote from you, and you can only vote on live launches. It's that straightforward.
There's one exception: you can't vote for your own launch until you've voted for someone else's first. This keeps the spotlight on the whole bill, not just one reveal.
Keeping votes honest
We run quick human checks now and then to make sure every vote counts. We also watch for suspicious bursts—rapid voting that looks like abuse gets flagged and held for review until we're certain it's genuine.
Hourly and daily limits are in place to stop gaming the system. These aren't barriers for real supporters; they're safeguards for the community.
Why money has no say
Community votes, paid rankings (the billboard), verification badges and factual data like Domain Rating are completely separate. No payment touches your vote count. The votes that appear here are real choices from real people.
Active community members do earn influence over time, which can give their vote more weight. But that influence comes from genuine participation, never from spending.
Questions people ask
- Do I need to do anything before I vote?
- Yes. Sign in to your account and confirm your email address. After that, you're ready to vote on any live launch, once per launch.
- Can I vote for my own launch straight away?
- No. You must vote for someone else's launch first. After that, you can vote for your own.
- Can I buy more votes or a higher ranking?
- No. Votes come from the community only and cannot be bought. Paid ranking (the billboard) is a separate, labelled feature. Your vote count will never change based on payment.