Instruction match
Reviewers check whether the proof matches the specific task instructions, including the requested action, proof format, and task context.
Public rules
Task Reward proof review policy
Understand how Task Reward reviews proof submissions: what reviewers check, what can lead to rejection, and why approved rewards are separated from raw submissions.
Timing and deadline
Submissions must fit the allowed proof window. Late submissions or missing resubmission windows can affect whether a task remains eligible for review.
Image and link quality
Screenshots and links need to be readable and usable. Broken links, incomplete screenshots, or unclear evidence can fail review.
Consistency and anti-abuse signals
Task Reward uses review logic and anti-abuse checks to look for duplicate patterns, suspicious proof reuse, or other signals that weaken trust in a submission.
Decision outcome
Approved proof moves the reward forward. Rejected proof does not credit the reward, and some cases may allow a resubmission depending on the task and review state.
Common reasons proof gets rejected
- The screenshot does not show the required action or completion state.
- The submitted link is missing, broken, private, or unrelated to the task.
- The proof arrives outside the allowed window.
- The proof appears duplicated, manipulated, or inconsistent with the account activity.
- The submission does not meet the exact task instructions even if some work was attempted.