Rankings

How Weekly Ranking Works

Bowora keeps the public score simple: stars and reviews determine Weekly Board points.

Reviewed against the current Bowora product flow. Updated August 4, 2026.

Score calculation

  • Star: 1 point.
  • Review: 3 points.
  • Example: 12 stars and 4 reviews produce 24 points.
  • The ranking compares points earned during the weekly period.

What does not directly add points

Profile visits, link clicks, social shares, followers, and revenue do not directly add Weekly Board points in the current scoring model. They can still help indirectly when they bring genuine users who star or review the product.

Quality and abuse

A ranking is only useful when activity is genuine. Duplicate, automated, purchased, or coordinated fake engagement can be removed. Ask people who know the product to share their real experience.

Practical ranking plan

  • Finish the profile before asking for support.
  • Launch to a small group of real users first.
  • Ask for a review after someone has used the product.
  • Reply to feedback and share meaningful product updates.

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Common questions

How does Bowora weekly ranking calculate points?
During the current weekly period, each star adds 1 point and each written review adds 3 points. The board focuses on that week's activity rather than lifetime totals alone.
Do shares or social posts add Weekly Board points?
No. Sharing does not create points by itself. It only helps if it brings real people who leave legitimate stars or reviews.
Why do reviews score higher than stars?
Written reviews carry more weight because they give other users context they can evaluate. Empty engagement without substance is less useful for discovery quality.
What can get ranking activity discounted?
Bowora applies quality and abuse checks. Bought, traded, scripted, or otherwise fake engagement can be ignored or removed so the board stays fair.
What is a practical weekly ranking plan?
Finish the profile first, then ask existing users for honest feedback, share the direct link where those users already are, and keep improving the product from useful criticism.