How reviews work

Who can review

• You can review a template once you have copied it to your library.
• You can write your review after you run a backtest of your copy yourself, or once a waiting period after your first copy ends. The example run that comes with the template does not count.
• The creator cannot review their own template, and neither can accounts linked to the creator's billing.
• Each account writes one review per template. Writing again edits it.
• Your review shows your public name, never your email. You choose the name with your first review.

What "Copied" means

Every review carries a Copied badge, the version the reviewer copied and the date. The badge shows that the reviewer had access to the template. It does not show how they used it, or what results they had.

What gets published

• Every eligible review is published, whatever its rating.
• The creator cannot hide, edit or reorder reviews. Reviews are listed newest first.
• The creator can reply once to each review, under the same rules as reviews.

Content rules

Reviews and replies cannot include:

• profit or loss figures;
• trade calls, such as a market with a direction, an entry or a target;
• links, email addresses, phone numbers or contact handles.

A review that does is held for a moderator, who publishes it or hides it and tells the author why.

Reports

• Anyone can report a review or a reply with the Report link under it.
• A report never hides anything on its own. A moderator reads every report.
• When a moderator hides a review or a reply, its author gets the reason by email. A hidden review no longer counts toward the rating.

Ratings

A template's rating is the average of its published reviews. The Top rated order is described in How ranking works.

Ratings are users' opinions of the listing as software, may not be representative of other users' experience, and are no guarantee of future performance or success. Not investment advice.