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  • Retire From Editor Status

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how do contributions work?

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  • 2. We verify the submission.

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  • 3. Your changes go live.

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  • 4. You level up.

    TV.com keeps track of your submissions. Whenever they get approved, your standing with the site, and for that show, increases. Make enough contributions and you could become editor of that show. Your level also affects how quickly one of TV.com's staff will see your submissions.