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Pop Shop and RatSnake are right. Please read the rules before posting. What you're doing here is starting to look like spam.

As hechelion said. I've let our admins know about your ticket anyway.

I've let our admins know about your ticket.

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Sounds good, but please add a screenshot to your post like the rules say.

I've let our admins know about your ticket, but please refer to the documentation and many similar topics where all your questions are already answered.

Yes, thank you.

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Good question. I don't think it ever came up before. I've let our admins know about your ticket.

Congrats, but please write a few words about your game and add a screenshot to your post like the rules say.

Okay, but please add a screenshot for your post like the rules say.

Keep at it. It's that simple. Be present. Active. Talk to people. Keep posting on social media. Have your own website. Use devlogs, too. Itch.io is like going to the market and renting a booth. You have to make yourself seen and heard if you want people to come look. It's going to be a while until they start finding you via tags, recommendations, or for that matter search engines. There's nothing strange about that. That's how marketing always worked, and miracle solutions never existed.

I don't lie about notifying our admins. That doesn't mean they'll have time to check, or that they'll agree with you. I'll remind them again.

I've let our admins know about your ticket. No, there's nothing wrong with your account. As explained in the documentation and countless topics, not all projects are added to the review queue, and some of them take longer.

No, sorry. That's up to you.

Friendly piece of advice: if you want people to trust you, maybe don't make a sales pitch as your first post, within five minutes of joining the site. We're a community. Hang around, look around, and talk to us. Hope this helps.

(Also, I don't know about others, but in my opinion your empty profile doesn't inspire confidence either.)

...Your project is indexed.

Since you mentioned me:

• please read the rules of this category, where it says what to do if support doesn't answer after a while
• please read the unofficial FAQ pinned at the top, that says one week isn't unusual
• please read the official Search & Browse FAQ, that says:

We generally review these within a few business days after a project is published. Although your page may not be indexed during this time, it is still published and fully functional via your profile and URL. We recommend distributing your page as normal, as activity to the page can help prioritize it in our review queue.

Sounds good, but please add a screenshot to your post like the rules say.

I've let our admins know about your ticket. As for your question, no, the likely reason is that sometimes it takes longer, as explained in the unofficial FAQ and many topics.

Sure, thanks!

I've let our admins know about your ticket, but most likely things take time, as explained in the unofficial FAQ pinned at the top of this category, and in numerous topics.

Okay, but please add a screenshot to your post like the rules say.

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Dunno, the current structure has been set up years ago and hasn't changed much since. But it's a good idea!

Sounds good, but don't you have a screenshot for your post like the rules say?

Sounds good, but please add a screenshot to your post like the rules say.

Okay, but don't you have a screenshot for your post like the rules say?

I've let our admins know about your ticket.

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