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Message: <blockquote data-quote="evilbob" data-source="post: 5085970" data-attributes="member: 9789">I don't mind to be a part-time character reviewer as well.Is there a list of characters that still need to be reviewed?  I am fairly certain that the <a href="http://www.enworld.org/wiki/index.php/Category:L4W:Requesting_Approval" target="_blank">L4W:Requesting Approval</a> page is not a good list, since anyone who has just started their character and not necessarily requested approval will appear there (since the link is in the sample character page that everyone copies), and since there are 87 characters in that list it would be difficult to cross-reference each one to make sure that if they have been checked, it was by a judge and not another non-judge checker.  Plus, given the length of the list, I have to imagine some folks are probably there erroneously for other reasons.Ultimately the most useful list would be one that contains only characters who have contacted the judges and who have been approved by either zero people or one judge.  (If it also included the date of the original request, so as to give a preference for order, that would be even better.)  These are the only characters that non-judge character-checkers can examine, correct?  (Also I'm assuming this list would contain both "original character" requests and "level up" requests, right?)  I guess then character checkers could "claim" a PC (so we wouldn't all do double-work at the same time) and then set about checking them?I apologize if such a list exists and I haven't found it or it has been posted and I haven't seen it (or if all of this is explained somewhere and I haven't found it), but can one of the judges assist with this?  Or have the judges just been emailing/PMing folks?Additionally, once a character is checked, I'm guessing the checker should then ...send an email and cc the judges?  Is that the correct thing to do?  Or is this again something that is explained somewhere?</blockquote>

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