Appreciate the kind words, man. We’re putting in the work to make WOVA something special, so it’s good to hear that it’s being noticed. Once you get a few fights under your belt, I think you’ll see the effort we’re putting into matchmaking too—fair fights make for a better experience all around. And yeah, having ratings visible to org owners would make sense for planning. I’ll drop it in the suggestion thread and see what the devs think. Looking forward to seeing what you bring to WOVA!

I have only just signed up with you guys so can't comment on the matchmaking part but from your activity, your discord and your design works, I'd say you are doing a pretty good job. Keep it up man. And yeah it makes sense for the ratings to be visible to the org owners. Maybe post it in the suggestion thread. 

So, WOVA just went from 7 ratings at 100% to 8 ratings at 89% overnight. That means some clown ass motherfucker decided to drop a 1/10 rating on a brand-new org that has only run two events so far. There is absolutely zero legitimate reason for that rating. No one has come to me with complaints, and every bit of feedback I’ve received has been positive. If there was actually a problem, a real manager would speak up instead of hiding behind a drive-by rating. So, whoever you are—care to explain yourself? Or are you just trying to take a cheap shot at WOVA? If so, that’s weak as hell. We’ll keep building, and this nonsense won’t stop us. And for those who actually appreciate what we’re doing, I’d encourage you to leave an honest rating so this BS doesn’t skew things. WOVA is here to stay, whether certain people like it or not.

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