> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.projectcatalyst.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.projectcatalyst.io/previous-funds/fund10-docs/how-to-participate-in-community-reviews/community-review-moderation-process-lv2/moderation-module-guide/how-to-moderate-the-review.md).

# How to moderate the review

The moderator may open the review by choosing *Go to Review* button next to the allocated review in the Allocated Reviews section.

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Once opened, there will be a visible proposal title, link to the Ideascale proposal page, reviewer anonymized ID, and a score for each criterion - impact, feasibility, and value for money. If the scripts flag a review, the flag will be visible in the upper right corner along with the type. The moderator must answer whether or not the flagged review should be included. Moderators may choose *Next allocation* button to go to another review.

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Depends on the decision, Moderators will have to choose the rationale out of following options:&#x20;

* Yes
  * There is no evident issue with this review
  * Person’s own opinion
  * There isn't any profanity&#x20;
  * It’s unique and not too similar to another review
  * It's similar to another review for a valid reason
  * Other - further written explanation needed
* No
  * I believe this is not person’s own opinion
  * There is profanity&#x20;
  * There is too much similarity with another review
  * Other - further written explanation needed

Once decision is made and rationale is chosen, Moderator can submit his work by clicking ***Submit*** button. If work was raised by mistake, it can be removed by clicking **the&#x20;*****Clear*** button and resubmitting.

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